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The short version
- 2011 Ford F350 wheel bearing numbers come down to one question: single or dual rear wheels.
- Single rear wheel trucks use front hub 515130 for the entire 2011-2016 run.
- Dual rear wheel trucks use front hub 515131, also unchanged across all six years.
- The extended axle exception from the previous generation is gone. This chart has no other splits.
The 2011-2016 Super Duty simplified what the previous generation complicated. One question, single or dual rear wheels, settles the entire front hub chart.
2011 Ford F350 wheel bearing numbers at a glance
The 2011 Ford F350 wheel bearing number is 515130 for single rear wheel trucks. Dual rear wheel trucks use 515131.
Both numbers hold steady across all six years, 2011 through 2016, with no other split.
Ford F-350 Super Duty wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 2011-2016 | Front hub, dual rear wheel | 515131 check price |
| 2011-2016 | Front hub, single rear wheel | 515130 check price |
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This page covers the 2011-2016 Ford F-350 Super Duty: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016. Other years live on the main Ford F-350 Super Duty wheel bearing page.
The 2005-2010 Super Duty needed an axle length check on later dual rear wheel trucks. This generation drops that entirely. Single or dual rear wheel is the whole decision.
515131 covers every dual rear wheel truck in this run, standard or long, with no exception hiding in the middle years. A shop that worked on the 2005-2010 trucks can drop the axle length habit entirely on this generation.
Year by year
2011 through 2016: nothing changes for the 2011 Ford F350 wheel bearing chart. Single rear wheel trucks stay on 515130. Dual rear wheel trucks stay on 515131 for the whole run.
A simpler chart than the last generation
The 2005-2010 F-350 split its dual rear wheel trucks again in 2008 by axle length, with nothing on the truck to tell the two apart. This generation drops that wrinkle and never adds a new one in its place.
Rear bearings still sit inside the axle housing rather than a hub. That’s the same setup covered at axle bearing versus wheel bearing, and it hasn’t changed between generations.
Diagnosing a Ford F-350 wheel bearing
- Confirm single or dual rear wheel. That answer alone decides the 2011 Ford F350 wheel bearing number. It stays the deciding question for every year through 2016.
- Listen for a hum that grows with speed. A failing hub growls or hums and gets louder as road speed increases. See the wheel bearing check guide.
- Rule out tire wear on a work truck. Uneven wear from heavy loads can mimic bearing noise, a mix up covered at tire noise or wheel bearing.
- Check for play at the wheel. Jack up the corner and rock the tire at 12 and 6 o’clock to feel for looseness.
- Note any change in turns. Noise that shifts with steering direction usually points to one corner, explained at this cornering noise guide.
Common questions
What wheel bearing does a 2011 F350 use?
A 2011 F350 with single rear wheels uses 515130. A 2011 F350 with dual rear wheels uses 515131.
What wheel bearing does a 2014 F350 use?
The same split applies. 515130 covers single rear wheel, 515131 covers dual rear wheel, with no other change from 2011.
Does axle length matter on this generation?
No. The extended axle split from the previous Super Duty generation does not carry over here.
Is the rear wheel bearing on an F-350 the same part as the front?
No. The rear uses axle bearings inside the housing rather than a front style hub.
Did the front hub numbers change at any point in this generation?
No. 515130 and 515131 hold for all six years, 2011 through 2016. Single or dual rear wheel is the only question.