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The short version

  • 2004-2007 QX56 front hub assembly is SP500701; 2008-2009 trucks switch to SP500703, a mid-run change.
  • Rear hub assembly is SP500702 for the 2004-2009 run, no split.
  • The 2011-2013 QX56 wheel bearing resolves too: 515127 front, 541016 rear, both bolt-on hub assemblies.
  • A 2014 or newer QX56 wheel bearing is a different generation and sits past the catalogs; match by VIN.

Infiniti built the QX56 as a badge engineered twin to the Nissan Armada, sharing everything from frame to hub. This three ton family truck does not go easy on its corners.

A gap in the middle of its production run looked permanent for a while. Newer catalog data closes most of it.

Front and rear numbers by era

SP500701, SP500703 front, SP500702 rear

Front hub assembly is SP500701 for 2004-2007, then SP500703 for 2008-2009.

Rear hub assembly is SP500702 across the 2004-2009 run.

The 2011-2013 truck resolves after all

The undocumented belief did not hold up

An earlier read on this truck found no listing for the 2011-2013 QX56 wheel bearing and called that generation undocumented.

Newer catalog data prints both a front and a rear hub assembly for that truck, 515127 and 541016, so the earlier finding predates the fuller picture.

Infiniti QX56 wheel bearing part numbers

QX56 front and rear hub assembly numbers, 2004 to 2013
Years Detail Number
2011-2013 Front hub assembly, bolt-on 515127 check price
2011-2013 Rear hub assembly, bolt-on 541016 check price
2008-2010 Front hub assembly, improved design 515125 check price
2008-2009 Front hub assembly, bolt-on SP500703 check price
2004-2010 Rear hub assembly, bolt-on 541004 check price
2004-2009 Rear hub assembly, bolt-on SP500702 check price
2004-2007 Front hub assembly, bolt-on 515066 check price
2004-2007 Front hub assembly, bolt-on SP500701 check price

Every model year this chart resolves: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. A 2014 or newer QX56 sits past the catalogs and goes by the old part or the VIN.

The QX56 name stopped in 2013

Infiniti renamed the truck QX80 for 2014, and that newer truck runs its own separate hub listings.

Do not carry a QX80 number back onto a 2011-2013 QX56 listing, or a QX56 number forward onto a 2014 or newer truck. The two generations do not share this chart.

The chart carries parallel listings for the same corners. The SP series numbers and the 515 and 541 series numbers both print for the 2004-2010 truck, so match the number the old part carries.

Lookups run through the cross reference page.

Same truck as the Armada

The QX56 is a dressed up Nissan Armada, and the two share every hub number on this chart. Cross-shopping Armada listings prices every corner of a QX56 wheel bearing job, or get a baseline on the quote page.

Trim and badges, not hardware

Infiniti changed little beyond trim and badges against the Nissan version.

The underlying hardware stayed identical through the 2004-2009 run, and the same pattern carries into the 2011-2013 numbers.

A truck that works its bearings hard

At close to three tons loaded, the QX56 leans on its front and rear hubs more than a car based crossover does. Towing and full passenger loads add steady stress that a lighter vehicle never sees.

Impact adds to that load

A pothole hit at that weight does more damage too, covered generally on the pothole page.

A hub that starts humming after a rough road is worth checking soon rather than waiting for it to get louder.

Diagnosing a QX56 wheel bearing

  1. Listen under load. A failing QX56 wheel bearing often gets louder when the truck is loaded or towing.
  2. Compare front and rear. Note which end the noise favors before ordering a hub assembly.
  3. Rock the wheel by hand. Play at nine and three o’clock means a worn hub assembly. See how to check a wheel bearing for the steps.
  4. Rule out tires first. Tire noise stays constant regardless of steering input, unlike a bad bearing.
  5. Match the year before ordering. Confirm whether the truck falls in the 2004-2009 span or the 2011-2013 span before buying a hub.

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Common questions

What is the QX56 front wheel bearing part number?

SP500701 for 2004-2007, SP500703 for 2008-2009, and 515127 for 2011-2013.

What is the QX56 rear wheel bearing part number?

SP500702 for 2004-2009, then 541016 for 2011-2013.

Why did the QX56 front hub number change in 2008?

The catalogs record the change at 2008 without a stated reason. Match the part to the model year rather than assuming the older number still fits.

Does a QX56 wheel bearing fit the Nissan Armada?

Yes. The QX56 and Armada share the same front and rear hub numbers for these years.

Is the 2011-2013 QX56 wheel bearing documented?

Yes, contrary to an earlier finding. Newer catalog data prints 515127 front and 541016 rear for that truck.

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