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The short version
- The Outlander Sport wheel bearing chart runs 2011 onward, and despite the name, it is not the same truck as the full-size Outlander.
- Rear hub numbers only overlap with the big Outlander in 2011-2012: 512394 front wheel drive, 512382 four wheel drive. After that the numbers diverge.
- From 2013-2018, the rear uses 512563 for front wheel drive. It uses 512564 for four wheel drive through 2015, then all wheel drive from 2015-2018.
- The front bearing is a press-in unit behind its own hub, OEM 3885A040, with aftermarket kits in the 510090 series shared with the Lancer and the full-size Outlander.
Mitsubishi sold this crossover as the RVR outside the US, and the name overlap with the larger Outlander causes more confusion than either badge deserves. The two trucks share a rear hub number for exactly two model years, then go their separate ways.
Outlander Sport wheel bearing numbers at a glance
The front bearing presses into its own hub, with OEM number 3885A040 covering the full 2011-2020 retail run.
The rear splits by model year and drivetrain, with different numbers before and after the 2013 change.
Mitsubishi Outlander Sport wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 2013-2018 | Rear hub, front wheel drive | 512563 check price |
| 2013-2018 | Rear hub, four wheel drive 2013-2015, all wheel drive 2015-2018 | 512564 check price |
| 2011-2012 | Rear hub, front wheel drive, shared with the Outlander | 512394 check price |
| 2011-2012 | Rear hub, four wheel drive, shared with the Outlander | 512382 check price |
| 2011-2020 | Front wheel bearing, press-in, OEM | 3885A040 check price |
| 2011-2020 | Front wheel bearing, aftermarket press-in kit series | 510090 check price |
Every model year this chart resolves: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020.
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The Outlander Sport rear hub matches the full-size Outlander only for 2011-2012, 512394 front wheel drive and 512382 four wheel drive. From 2013 on the two trucks carry different rear numbers entirely.
Ordering off the Outlander name alone, without checking the model year, is the most common mistake on this chart.
A press-in front shared with the Lancer
The Outlander Sport wheel bearing at the front is a press job, not a bolt-on hub, so it goes in behind a separate carrier. OEM number 3885A040 is joined by aftermarket kits in the 510090 series.
That series is shared with the Lancer and the full-size Outlander from the same era, all built on related platforms.
Checking before you order
Checking a wheel bearing confirms the diagnosis before parts get ordered. See the full Mitsubishi lineup for how this platform sharing plays out on other models.
Diagnosing an Outlander Sport wheel bearing
- Listen for speed-sensitive noise. A hum or roar that grows with road speed usually points to a bearing, not a tire.
- Jack up the affected corner. With the wheel off the ground, rock it at 12 and 6 o’clock. Play in that direction signals bearing wear.
- Spin the wheel by hand. Roughness or grinding while it spins free usually confirms the bearing has failed.
- Confirm drivetrain before ordering the rear. Front wheel drive and four wheel drive use different rear numbers on this chart.
- Check the model year carefully. The rear number changes at the 2013 model year, so confirm before assuming either set fits.
Common questions
What is the Outlander Sport wheel bearing part number for the front?
OEM front bearing coverage runs under 3885A040, a press-in unit behind its own hub. Aftermarket kits fall in the 510090 series for the same 2011-2020 run.
Is the Outlander Sport the same as the full-size Outlander?
No. They only share rear hub numbers for 2011-2012. From 2013 on, the Outlander Sport uses its own rear numbers, separate from the larger truck.
What rear hub does a 2015 Outlander Sport need?
A 2015 model falls at the drivetrain naming change, so confirm four wheel drive versus all wheel drive before ordering. Both use number 512564 in that window.
Is the Outlander Sport front bearing press-in or bolt-on?
Press-in. It seats behind a separate hub rather than bolting on as a complete assembly.
Does the Outlander Sport share parts with the Lancer?
Yes, the front press-in bearing series, 510090, is shared with the Lancer and the full-size Outlander from the same period.