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The short version

  • The 2007 Toyota Prius wheel bearing front hub is 513265 and the rear hub is 512217, one pair for the entire 2004-2009 run.
  • No trim or drivetrain split exists on this generation.
  • All six model years share the exact same chart.
  • Both numbers are specific to this body and do not carry the same way onto the next Prius.

2004 through 2009 is a single Prius generation with one wheel bearing chart the whole way through. A 2007 Toyota Prius wheel bearing order needs only two numbers, and they apply no matter which year in the run.

Toyota Prius wheel bearing numbers at a glance

2007 Toyota Prius wheel bearing numbers

Front hub: 513265.

Rear hub: 512217.

2004-2009 Toyota Prius wheel bearing part numbers

2004-2009 Toyota Prius wheel bearing and hub part numbers
Years Detail Number
2004-2009 Front hub 513265 check price
2004-2009 Rear hub 512217 check price

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This page covers the 2004-2009 Toyota Prius: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009. Other years live on the main Toyota Prius wheel bearing page.

One chart, no exceptions inside the run

Nothing splits this generation’s numbers by trim, drivetrain, or individual year. 513265 and 512217 cover every 2004-2009 Prius on the road.

A 2007 Toyota Prius wheel bearing order is the same job whether the car is a base model or a loaded one.

Year by year

2004 through 2009 share the same front and rear numbers across all six years. There is no split to track inside this run.

A 2007 Toyota Prius wheel bearing order lands on 513265 up front and 512217 in the rear, and that answer holds for every year on this page.

That leaves nothing extra to check before ordering, which is unusual for a six-year run.

Numbers that stay with this body

513265 and 512217 belong to this generation. Neither number is documented as carrying forward onto the next Prius body that follows.

That makes the year index simple here: any 2004 through 2009 Prius uses the same two numbers, with no need to check build date or trim first.

A shop pulling from an older invoice on this car can trust the number without rechecking the year.

Diagnosing a 2004-2009 Toyota Prius wheel bearing

  1. Confirm the end first. Front hubs use 513265, rear hubs use 512217, with no trim or drivetrain split.
  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 2007 Toyota Prius wheel bearing part number?

The 2007 Toyota Prius wheel bearing front hub is 513265, and the rear hub is 512217. Both numbers apply to every year from 2004 through 2009.

What wheel bearing does a 2009 Prius use?

A 2009 Prius uses the same pair as the rest of this generation, 513265 up front and 512217 in the rear. Nothing changes across the run.

Is there a trim split on this Prius generation?

No. The catalogs list one front number and one rear number for every 2004-2009 Prius, regardless of trim. That keeps ordering simple across the whole lineup.

Will these numbers fit the next Prius generation?

No. 513265 and 512217 are specific to this 2004-2009 body and are not documented on the Prius that follows. A newer Prius needs its own separate lookup.

Do the front and rear numbers ever change within this run?

No. Both numbers hold steady across all six model years, with no split by year, trim, or build date.

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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.