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The short version
- 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing part numbers for 1993-1998: front hub 513084 covers the whole run. The rear bearing, 5707, is documented for 1993 only.
- The front hub is also shared with the Comanche, the Wagoneer, and the Wrangler YJ and TJ.
- Past 1993, the rear is axle bearing territory. Match the old part by the axle tag, not by model year.
- Seal 8660S goes with the 1993 Dana 35 rear bearing when it gets replaced.
Jeep built the first-generation Grand Cherokee from 1993 through 1998 on one front hub number the whole time. A 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing order at the front is simple: 513084. The rear tells a different story after the first year.
1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing numbers
A 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing job at the front uses 513084. So does every other year in this generation.
The rear only has a documented number for the first model year. After that, match the axle tag.
Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 1993-1998 | Front hub | 513084 check price |
| 1994-1998 | Rear axle bearing | match old part by axle tag |
| 1993 | Rear, Dana 35, cylindrical bearing, with seal 8660S | 5707 check price |
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Lookups run through the cross reference page.
This page covers the 1993-1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee: 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998. Other years live on the main Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing page.
The rear bearing on this Grand Cherokee follows the axle, not the calendar.
Only the 1993 row carries a documented number, 5707 with seal 8660S on the Dana 35. From 1994 through 1998, read the axle tag instead. Match the old part rather than guessing from the model year.
Year by year
The front hub never changes. 513084 covers every 1993 through 1998 Grand Cherokee at that corner, with no year by year variation to track.
The rear splits after the first year. 1993 alone has a documented number, 5707 with seal 8660S on the Dana 35. From 1994 through 1998, the axle tag decides the part rather than the year.
Shared front hardware, axle-specific rear
Front hub 513084 was not exclusive to the Grand Cherokee. The catalogs list the same number on the Comanche and the Wagoneer of this era. The Wrangler YJ and TJ carry it too.
The rear works differently because it rides on a solid axle rather than a hub assembly. See the difference between axle bearings and wheel bearings for how that changes an order past 1993.
The next Grand Cherokee generation moved on from this front hardware entirely. Its own number is covered on the 1999-2004 Grand Cherokee page.
Diagnosing a 1993-1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing
- Listen for noise that builds with speed. A worn bearing tends to get louder as the truck speeds up. It can also shift pitch through a turn, covered on this page about wheel bearing noise in turns.
- Check for play at the wheel. With the wheel off the ground, rock it at 12 and 6 o’clock. Looseness there points at the bearing rather than a suspension part.
- Rule out the tire first. Cupped or uneven tread can sound like a bearing, and this comparison walks through telling the two apart.
- Check the axle for a leaking seal. A weeping seal at the rear often shows up before the bearing gets noisy. Catching it early can save the bearing itself from damage.
- Read the axle tag before ordering a rear part. Use this inspection walkthrough alongside the tag, since the rear number is not a simple year lookup past 1993.
Common questions
What wheel bearing does a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee use?
A 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing order at the front is 513084. The rear is not a documented number for 1998, so match the old part by the axle tag.
What wheel bearing does a 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee use?
The front is the same 513084. The rear is different from later years: 5707 with seal 8660S on the Dana 35 axle. It is the only documented rear row in this generation.
Why is only the 1993 rear bearing documented?
The catalogs carry the 1993 Dana 35 row and stop there. From 1994 on, the rear is identified by the axle tag rather than the model year. Match the old part instead of looking up a number.
Does the front hub fit other vehicles besides the Grand Cherokee?
Yes. The catalogs share 513084 with the Comanche and the Wagoneer of this era, and with the Wrangler YJ and TJ, which widens where a replacement can be sourced.
Can the 1994-1998 rear bearing be found by part number?
Not from the catalogs used here. Match the old part directly using the axle tag instead of a year based lookup.