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The short version
- A 1999 Chevy Tahoe wheel bearing replacement on a 4×4 truck starts with 515024, the six stud hub used all five years.
- ABS trucks take their own numbers: SP550307 four wheel ABS, SP580303 left and SP580302 right on two wheel ABS.
- 2WD trucks stay serviceable on SET5 and SET3 with seal 4739, shared with the Suburban and Yukon.
- The rear axle bearing is 513067 on the 8.5 inch ring gear, R-1561-TV on the 9.5 inch.
This page covers the 1995 to 1999 Chevy Tahoe. A 1999 Chevy Tahoe wheel bearing replacement on a 4×4 truck depends on hub type and ABS setup. 2WD trucks share one serviceable set with the Suburban and Yukon.
The core numbers for this Tahoe
A 1999 Chevy Tahoe wheel bearing replacement on a two wheel ABS truck needs SP580303 left, SP580302 right. Both are handed and started in 1996.
Four wheel ABS trucks use SP550307 with sensor kit SK550301, a parallel Timken listing across all five years.
Chevy Tahoe wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 1996 to 1999 | Front, 4×4, 2 wheel ABS, left side, handed, parallel Timken listing | SP580303 check price |
| 1996 to 1999 | Front, 4×4, 2 wheel ABS, right side, handed, parallel Timken listing | SP580302 check price |
| 1995 to 1999 | Front, 4×4, 6 stud hub, seal 710106 | 515024 check price |
| 1995 to 1999 | Front, 4×4, 4 wheel ABS, parallel Timken listing, sensor kit SK550301 | SP550307 check price |
| 1995 to 1999 | Front, 2WD, seal 4739, outer SET3, serviceable, shared Suburban/Yukon row | SET5 check price |
| 1995 to 1999 | Rear, 8.5 inch ring gear, seal 4762N, axle bearing | 513067 check price |
| 1995 to 1999 | Rear, 9.5 inch ring gear, seal 710105, axle bearing | R-1561-TV check price |
| 2000 | Front, Z71 trim, old style carryover, seal 710106 | 515024 check price |
| 2000 | Front, Limited trim, old style carryover, seal 4739, serviceable | SET5 check price |
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This page covers the 1995-1999 Chevy Tahoe: 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999. Other years live on the main Chevy Tahoe wheel bearing page.
GM built two Tahoes for 2000. The Z71 and Limited trims carried this page’s old style hardware for one more year.
The new body truck most 2000 buyers got already used different numbers. Match the trim level carefully before ordering a 2000 truck.
Year by year
1995 offers the six stud 4×4 hub, 515024, and the four wheel ABS hub, SP550307.
1996 through 1999 add the handed two wheel ABS pair, SP580303 left and SP580302 right. The six stud and four wheel ABS numbers continue unchanged.
2WD trucks run the same serviceable set all five years, SET5 and SET3 with seal 4739. The rear axle bearing choice tracks ring gear size the whole time.
2000 splits into two trucks under one name. Z71 keeps 515024, and Limited keeps the serviceable tapered set, while the redesigned body truck moves to new numbers.
Where this generation sits
This is the first of two Tahoe generation pages here, answering a 1999 Chevy Tahoe wheel bearing replacement question directly. The fully redesigned 2000 truck uses different numbers on the 2000 to 2006 page.
The 2WD serviceable set is shared with the Suburban and GMC Yukon in the catalogs, spanning 1992 to 1999. That set can be repacked rather than replaced outright, see repacking a wheel bearing.
Diagnosing a Chevy Tahoe wheel bearing
- Listen for the pattern. A worn bearing hums or growls and changes pitch with speed. A tire issue usually stays constant.
- Turn the wheel while parked. Noise that gets loudest turning one direction points at that side.
- Check for an ABS light. A failed ABS hub sensor often trips a warning light first, covered on the ABS light page.
- Jack up the corner and check for play. Grab the tire at 12 and 6 oclock and rock it.
- Confirm the hub before ordering. Two wheel ABS and four wheel ABS hubs use different sensor kits, detailed on the hub assembly ABS sensor page.
Common questions
What wheel bearing does a 1995 Chevy Tahoe use?
A 1995 4×4 with the six stud hub uses 515024, and a four wheel ABS truck uses SP550307. 2WD trucks use SET5 and SET3 with seal 4739.
What wheel bearing does a 1999 Chevy Tahoe use?
A 1999 Chevy Tahoe wheel bearing replacement uses the same numbers as 1995 on the six stud and four wheel ABS trucks. Two wheel ABS trucks add SP580303 left and SP580302 right.
Is a 2000 Chevy Tahoe the same as a 1999?
Only the Z71 and Limited trims carried the old hardware into 2000. Every other 2000 Tahoe belongs to the redesigned truck with its own numbers.
Why do two catalogs list different ABS hubs?
One catalog sorts the 4×4 front hub by stud count, the other by ABS type. The two wheel ABS hubs are also handed left and right, so match the old part carefully.
Is the rear bearing the same as the front?
No. The rear sits behind the axle seal and is an axle bearing, not a wheel bearing. See the axle bearing versus wheel bearing page for the difference.