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The short version
- A 2007 Nissan Quest wheel bearing job for 2004-2009 uses front hub 513310 and rear hub 512268 on every trim.
- Both numbers hold for the full six-year run with no split by trim or drivetrain.
- The front hub number is shared with the Nissan Murano, but the two vans cover different year spans.
- One front number and one rear number is the whole listing for this generation.
2004-2009 is the second Nissan Quest generation, six years on one front and one rear number. A 2007 Nissan Quest wheel bearing job uses front hub 513310 and rear hub 512268, the same pair the whole run.
The core numbers
Front: hub 513310. Rear: hub 512268.
Both numbers cover every trim built across the full 2004-2009 run.
Nissan Quest wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 2004-2009 | Front hub | 513310 check price |
| 2004-2009 | Rear hub | 512268 check price |
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Lookups run through the cross reference page.
This page covers the 2004-2009 Nissan Quest: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009. Other years live on the main Nissan Quest wheel bearing page.
The front hub number, 513310, is shared with the Nissan Murano, but the spans differ: this Quest runs 2004 through 2009, while the Murano listing covers 2003 through 2007.
Search by the van’s own model year rather than by the shared number’s other application, or the years will not line up. A lookup tool that only takes the part number can easily hand back the wrong span.
Year by year
2004 through 2009 share the same front and rear numbers without a break. A 2007 Nissan Quest wheel bearing job matches a 2004 or a 2009 one exactly.
No trim or drivetrain split appears anywhere in this listing across the full six-year run, so the model year alone settles the question once the van’s own build year is confirmed.
One listing for a full generation
This body carries one front and one rear number for its entire run, a simpler record than many minivans of the same period. Neither number changes with trim level or option package.
A worn hub on either end of this van often shows up as end play before it gets loud. Read preload and end play for what that feels like at the wheel, especially on a high-mileage minivan.
Diagnosing a Nissan Quest wheel bearing problem
- Listen for a speed-sensitive hum. A failing hub bearing changes pitch with road speed and grows louder in a curve.
- Jack up the noisy corner. Grip the tire at twelve and six o’clock and rock it to check for play at the hub.
- Confirm the van’s own model year. The shared front number’s other application covers a different year span.
- Check for a wheel speed sensor fault. A failing hub on this generation can trip an ABS code before it gets loud.
- Cross check front and rear separately. 513310 and 512268 are different parts for different positions.
Common questions
What wheel bearing does a 2007 Nissan Quest use?
A 2007 Nissan Quest wheel bearing is front hub 513310 and rear hub 512268, the same pair used across the full 2004-2009 run.
What wheel bearing does a 2004 Nissan Quest use?
The same as 2007. Front hub 513310 and rear hub 512268 cover the entire generation without a change.
Is the Quest front wheel bearing the same as the Murano’s?
The number, 513310, matches, but the Murano listing covers 2003 through 2007 while this Quest listing covers 2004 through 2009. Search by the van’s own year.
Do the front and rear hub numbers differ on this Quest?
Yes. The front uses 513310 and the rear uses 512268, two separate numbers for the two positions.
Does the hub number change by trim on this Quest?
No. 513310 front and 512268 rear cover every trim built across the full 2004-2009 run.