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The short version

  • The 2015 Subaru Legacy wheel bearing front hub is 513302 and the rear hub is 512536, both new numbers with this body.
  • This is the year the front hub’s long 513220 run finally ends.
  • Nothing carries over from the previous generation on either end.
  • One pair covers all four years, 2015 through 2018, with no trim or drivetrain split.

2015 through 2018 is a clean break from the Legacy before it. A 2015 Subaru Legacy wheel bearing order uses two brand new numbers, with nothing shared with the older body at either end. Anyone ordering from an old invoice on this car should double check both numbers rather than assume either carried forward.

Subaru Legacy wheel bearing numbers at a glance

2015 Subaru Legacy wheel bearing numbers

Front hub: 513302.

Rear hub: 512536.

2015-2018 Subaru Legacy wheel bearing part numbers

2015-2018 Subaru Legacy wheel bearing and hub part numbers
Years Detail Number
2015-2018 Front hub 513302 check price
2015-2018 Rear hub 512536 check price

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This page covers the 2015-2018 Subaru Legacy: 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018. Other years live on the main Subaru Legacy wheel bearing page.

Both ends changed at once

The prior two Legacy bodies kept the same front hub, 513220, for about ten years between them. That run ends here, replaced by 513302.

The rear hub also moves on, from 512401 to 512536. A 2015 Subaru Legacy wheel bearing order should not reuse either older number.

Confirming the year of the body, not just the trim level, is the fastest way to avoid ordering an outdated part.

Year by year

2015 through 2018 share one front and one rear number for the whole run. No individual year splits either row.

A 2015 Subaru Legacy wheel bearing order is the same job at any point in the run: front 513302, rear 512536.

That consistency holds across every trim sold on this generation.

The end of a long-running front number

The 513220 front hub spanned the 2005-2009 Legacy and the 2010-2014 Legacy before this body. That streak stops here.

513302 and 512536 are both specific to this 2015-2018 generation, with no documented carryover from either earlier body.

That makes the year index straightforward here: any 2015 through 2018 Legacy uses the same two numbers.

Diagnosing a 2015-2018 Subaru Legacy wheel bearing

  1. Confirm the end first. Front hubs use 513302, rear hubs use 512536, and neither changes by trim on this generation.
  2. Jack up the wheel and check for play. Looseness in the hub points to replacement. See how to check a wheel bearing.
  3. Listen for a hum that changes with turns. A bearing that gets louder in one direction is a common early sign. See wheel bearing noise in turns.
  4. Watch the ABS light along with the noise. A wearing hub can trip the light through its sensor. See a bad bearing and the ABS light.
  5. Rule out tire wear before ordering. Uneven tread can mimic a bearing hum at speed. See tire noise or wheel bearing.

Common questions

What is the 2015 Subaru Legacy wheel bearing part number?

The 2015 Subaru Legacy wheel bearing front hub is 513302 and the rear hub is 512536. Both numbers apply to every year from 2015 through 2018.

What wheel bearing does a 2018 Legacy use?

A 2018 Legacy uses the same pair as the rest of this generation, 513302 up front and 512536 in the rear. Nothing changes across the run.

Does the old 513220 front hub still fit this Legacy?

No. That number’s run ends with the previous body. This generation uses 513302 instead.

Did the rear hub change too when this body arrived?

Yes. The rear moves from 512401 on the prior body to 512536 on this one, so both ends are new together.

Is there a trim or drivetrain split on this generation?

No. The catalogs list one front number and one rear number for every 2015-2018 Legacy, regardless of trim or drivetrain.

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Wheel Bearing Editorial Team The Wheel Bearing Editorial Team researches, builds and edits wheelbearing.net. Every part number on the site is transcribed from manufacturer and distributor catalogs (Moog, Timken, SKF, National, BCA/NTN) rather than generated, and every vehicle page is checked against the catalog rows before it goes live. When two catalogs disagree, the page shows both readings and tells you to match the old part or the VIN. More about how this site is built.