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The short version

  • A 2002 Suzuki XL7 front wheel bearing replacement uses the same hub number, 513193, on both two wheel drive and four wheel drive trucks.
  • The rear is a solid axle bearing, not a hub. Match the old part rather than looking for a catalog number.
  • All six model years, 2001 through 2006, share the same single front hub number.
  • The 2007 and later XL-7 is a completely different truck with its own separate numbers.

Suzuki built the XL-7 from 2001 through 2006 as a single truck platform. A 2002 Suzuki XL7 front wheel bearing replacement uses the same hub number regardless of drivetrain.

Front hub 513193 covers both two wheel drive and four wheel drive trucks across all six years.

The core numbers

One front hub number, a solid axle at the rear

The front hub, 513193, covers every 2001-2006 XL-7 regardless of drivetrain.

The rear is a solid axle bearing rather than a hub. It has no separate catalog number here: match the old part.

Suzuki XL-7 wheel bearing part numbers

2001-2006 Suzuki XL-7 wheel bearing numbers
Years Detail Number
2001 to 2006 Front hub, both drivetrains 513193 check price
2001 to 2006 Rear, solid axle bearing Match old part

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Lookups run through the cross reference page.

This page covers the 2001-2006 Suzuki XL-7: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006. Other years live on the main Suzuki XL-7 wheel bearing page.

The rear on every 2001-2006 XL-7 is a solid axle bearing, not a bolt on hub. Read axle bearing vs wheel bearing before shopping for a rear part.

There is no catalog number for the rear here. Match the old part directly instead of guessing at a substitute.

A 2002 Suzuki XL7 front wheel bearing replacement is simple by comparison. 513193 covers the front on both drivetrains for all six years.

Year by year

2001 through 2006 all use the same front hub, 513193, regardless of drivetrain. Nothing changes by year on the front. The rear stays a solid axle bearing matched to the old part across the entire span.

Why nothing carries over from the newer XL-7

Suzuki restarted the XL-7 nameplate for 2007 on a different platform. The numbers on that later truck live on the 2007-2009 Suzuki XL-7 wheel bearing page.

A 2002 Suzuki XL7 front wheel bearing replacement has nothing in common with a 2008 truck’s front hub. The two generations do not share a platform. Checking the model year against these two ranges avoids ordering the wrong generation’s part.

Diagnosing a Suzuki XL-7 wheel bearing

  1. Confirm the position first. A 2002 Suzuki XL7 front wheel bearing replacement is a hub swap, while a rear repair is solid axle work.
  2. Listen for front noise. A worn front hub on this truck usually hums and gets louder with speed, see wheel bearing noise when turning.
  3. Check for play at the front wheel. Jack up the corner and rock the tire top to bottom to feel for looseness in the hub.
  4. Read the old rear part. Since there is no catalog number for the rear, match the physical part directly.
  5. Confirm the truck generation. A 2001-2006 XL-7 and a 2007-2009 XL-7 do not share any of these numbers.

Common questions

What wheel bearing does a 2002 Suzuki XL-7 use?

A 2002 Suzuki XL7 front wheel bearing replacement uses hub number 513193, the same part used on every 2001-2006 XL-7 regardless of drivetrain.

What wheel bearing does a 2005 Suzuki XL-7 use?

A 2005 Suzuki XL-7 uses the same front hub, 513193, as every other year in this generation, with the rear matched to the old part.

Does the Suzuki XL-7 rear use a hub assembly?

No. The rear on every 2001-2006 XL-7 is a solid axle bearing, a different repair than a bolt on hub.

Does drivetrain change the XL-7 front wheel bearing?

No. Both two wheel drive and four wheel drive trucks in this range use the same front hub, 513193.

Does a 2001-2006 XL-7 wheel bearing fit the newer XL-7?

No. The 2007 and later XL-7 is a different truck on a different platform, and none of these numbers carry over.

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