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The short version

  • Front hub 515157 (2WD) or 515158 (4WD) covers the 2015 Ford Expedition wheel bearing and every year 2015-2017.
  • Rear hub 541015 is documented for all three years.
  • All three numbers are new for this generation; nothing carries over from 2011-2014.
  • Drivetrain is the only split; there is no ABS cord question here.

This page covers the 2015 through 2017 Ford Expedition. The 2015 Ford Expedition wheel bearing question is a simple drivetrain split.

2015 Ford Expedition wheel bearing numbers at a glance

Front hub 515157 for 2WD, 515158 for 4WD, rear hub 541015

Drivetrain decides the front hub, and nothing else splits it further.

All three numbers are new to this generation, even though the body looks similar to the 2011-2014 truck.

Ford Expedition wheel bearing part numbers

2015-2017 Ford Expedition wheel bearing part numbers
Years Detail Number
2015-2017 Front hub, 4WD 515158 check price
2015-2017 Front hub, 2WD 515157 check price
2015-2017 Rear hub 541015 check price

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This page covers the 2015-2017 Ford Expedition: 2015, 2016, 2017. Other years live on the main Ford Expedition wheel bearing page.

Nothing carries over from the previous generation.

The 2011-2014 Expedition used different front and rear numbers entirely. None of them fit this 2015-2017 truck.

Match the part to this generation specifically, not to the similar looking body style.

Year by year

2015 through 2017 share one set of numbers for the 2015 Ford Expedition wheel bearing question. Nothing changes across the three years.

2WD trucks use front hub 515157, and 4WD trucks use front hub 515158.

Rear hub 541015 covers every truck in this generation, regardless of drivetrain.

Where this generation sits in the Expedition line

This 2015-2017 truck follows the 2011-2014 Expedition, where 4WD trucks split further by ABS cord length.

That split disappears here. The 2007-2010 Expedition also used a simple 2WD or 4WD split, but with different numbers again.

Numbers from the 1997-2002 Expedition do not apply to this generation either.

Diagnosing a Ford Expedition wheel bearing

  1. Listen for the noise. A worn hub hums or growls, louder as road speed increases.
  2. Check where it changes. Noise that grows on a turn points at the loaded side hub.
  3. Jack up the wheel in question. Rock the tire at 12 and 6 o’clock and feel for play.
  4. Spin the wheel by hand. Roughness or grinding points to bearing damage, not a balance issue.
  5. Confirm drivetrain before ordering. 2WD and 4WD trucks use different front hubs on this generation.

Common questions

What wheel bearing does a 2015 Ford Expedition use?

A 2015 Ford Expedition wheel bearing is front hub 515157 on 2WD trucks, or 515158 on 4WD trucks.

What wheel bearing does a 2016 Ford Expedition use?

A 2016 Ford Expedition uses the same numbers as 2015: 515157 for 2WD, 515158 for 4WD, and rear hub 541015.

Will a 2013 Expedition front hub fit a 2015 Expedition?

No. All three numbers changed for the 2015-2017 generation. Match the part to the specific generation, not the body style.

Does the 2015-2017 Expedition have a documented rear hub?

Yes. Rear hub 541015 covers every truck in this generation, with no split by drivetrain.

Is there an ABS cord split on the 2015-2017 Expedition front hub?

No. That split applied to the 2011-2014 generation only. This generation uses one number per drivetrain.

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