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The short version

  • 2007 Mazda3 wheel bearing numbers for the rear: 512347 with 4-wheel ABS, 512348 without it. Both hold across the full 2004-2009 run.
  • 512347 and 512348 are two different hubs, not parallel listings for the same part. ABS equipment decides which one fits.
  • The front carries no documented number in this generation. Order it by VIN or by matching the old bearing.
  • No year inside 2004-2009 changes either rear number. ABS equipment is the only question that matters.

The 2004-2009 Mazda3 keeps its rear wheel bearing choice down to one question for the entire run. A 2007 Mazda3 wheel bearing order still comes down to that same ABS check.

The core numbers

512347 with ABS, 512348 without

Every 2004-2009 Mazda3 with 4-wheel ABS takes rear hub 512347. Cars without ABS take 512348, a different hub rather than an alternate listing.

The front has no documented number this generation. Order by VIN or match the part already on the car.

Mazda3 wheel bearing part numbers

2004-2009 Mazda3 rear wheel bearing part numbers
Years Detail Number
2004-2009 Rear hub, 4-wheel ABS 512347 check price
2004-2009 Rear hub, without ABS 512348 check price

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Lookups run through the cross reference page.

This page covers the 2004-2009 Mazda3: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009. Other years live on the main Mazda3 wheel bearing page.

512347 and 512348 look like they could be parallel listings for the same rear hub, but they are not. They are two different parts, split strictly by whether the car carries 4-wheel ABS.

A 2007 Mazda3 wheel bearing order that ignores ABS equipment risks the wrong hub entirely. Check the brakes before ordering either one.

Year by year

2004 through 2009 share one answer at the rear: 512347 with 4-wheel ABS, 512348 without it. Nothing changes at any point in the run.

A 2007 Mazda3 wheel bearing order follows the exact same ABS check as a 2005 or a 2009. The front never gets a catalog row across this whole generation.

Where this body sits in the Mazda3 line

This Mazda3 body runs 2004 through 2009 before the next body arrives. The 2010-2013 Mazda3 generation simplifies the rear to a single number, dropping the ABS split entirely.

Inside this generation, the ABS check is the whole story at the rear. The front stays a VIN job no matter the year.

Diagnosing a Mazda3 wheel bearing

  1. Listen for speed-related noise. A worn rear bearing typically hums and shifts pitch in a turn. That pattern is covered in how wheel bearing noise changes while turning.
  2. Rule out the tires. Uneven wear can sound close to a bad bearing at highway speed. Check tire noise versus wheel bearing noise before ordering.
  3. Check for hub play. With the wheel raised, rock it top and bottom. Looseness there points to the bearing rather than the tire.
  4. Watch the ABS light. A failing rear hub on an ABS car can trip a fault. A bad bearing setting off the ABS light is a known pattern on this platform.
  5. Confirm ABS equipment first. Check the brakes for a 4-wheel ABS system before choosing between 512347 and 512348.

Common questions

What wheel bearing does a 2007 Mazda3 use?

A 2007 Mazda3 wheel bearing in the rear is 512347 with 4-wheel ABS, or 512348 without it. The front has no documented number and goes by VIN.

What wheel bearing does a 2005 Mazda3 need?

A 2005 Mazda3 uses the same ABS split as every year in this generation. That is 512347 with ABS, 512348 without.

Are 512347 and 512348 the same part with two catalog numbers?

No. They are two different hubs, and the ABS equipment on the car decides which one fits.

Does the Mazda3 front wheel bearing have a documented part number?

Not for this generation. Order the front by VIN or by matching the bearing already on the car.

How do you check a Mazda3 wheel bearing before replacing it?

Lift the wheel, grip it firmly, and rock it to feel for play. Pair that with a full wheel bearing check before ordering a new hub.

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Wheel Bearing Editorial Team The Wheel Bearing Editorial Team researches, builds and edits wheelbearing.net. Every part number on the site is transcribed from manufacturer and distributor catalogs (Moog, Timken, SKF, National, BCA/NTN) rather than generated, and every vehicle page is checked against the catalog rows before it goes live. When two catalogs disagree, the page shows both readings and tells you to match the old part or the VIN. More about how this site is built.