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The short version
- 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing part numbers for 2005-2010: front hub 513234 and rear hub 512302, one pair for the whole run.
- This generation finally gets a bolt-on rear hub, unlike the two Grand Cherokees before it.
- The front hub is shared with the Jeep Commander for 2005-2008, which widens where a replacement can be sourced.
- No ABS or drivetrain split applies at either end.
Jeep gave the third-generation Grand Cherokee its first bolt-on rear hub, ending two generations of axle-tag guesswork. A 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing order is front hub 513234 and rear hub 512302. Both numbers hold for the whole 2005-2010 run.
2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing numbers
A 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing order needs just these two numbers, one per axle.
Neither number changes anywhere in the 2005-2010 generation.
Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 2005-2010 | Front hub | 513234 check price |
| 2005-2010 | Rear hub | 512302 check price |
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Lookups run through the cross reference page.
This page covers the 2005-2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010. Other years live on the main Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing page.
This is the first Grand Cherokee generation with a documented rear hub instead of axle-tag guesswork.
The front hub is also shared with the Jeep Commander for 2005-2008. That widens where a replacement can be found.
Year by year
One pair covers the whole generation. 513234 up front and 512302 at the rear apply to 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010 alike. A 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing order looks identical to one for any other year in this run.
From axle tags to a bolt-on hub
The two Grand Cherokees before this one left their rears to the axle tag, covered on the 1993-1998 Grand Cherokee page and the 1999-2004 Grand Cherokee page.
This generation changes that. 512302 is a documented rear hub number instead of a tag lookup.
The front hub’s reach extends past the Grand Cherokee too. The catalogs share 513234 with the Jeep Commander for 2005-2008.
Diagnosing a 2005-2010 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.
- Feel for heat or vibration at the hub. A bearing running dry or pitted often runs warmer than its neighbors and can transmit a vibration through the floor.
- Confirm the part before ordering. Match the old hub against the numbers on this page, and use this inspection walkthrough if the corner is not obvious.
Common questions
What wheel bearing does a 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee use?
A 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee wheel bearing order is front hub 513234 and rear hub 512302. Both numbers apply to every year in this generation.
What wheel bearing does a 2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee use?
The same pair. Front hub 513234 and rear hub 512302 cover the 2010 Grand Cherokee exactly as they do the 2005 through 2009 trucks.
Does the 2005-2010 Grand Cherokee share bearings with the Commander?
Yes, at the front. The catalogs list 513234 for both the Grand Cherokee and the Jeep Commander for 2005-2008.
Is the rear bearing a bolt-on hub or an axle bearing?
A bolt-on hub, 512302. That is new for this generation, since the two Grand Cherokees before it left the rear to the axle tag.
Does either bearing split by ABS or drivetrain?
No split is documented. One front number and one rear number cover every 2005-2010 Grand Cherokee.