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The short version
- A 2012 Nissan Quest wheel bearing is 513338 up front and 512407 in the rear.
- Both numbers cover the entire 2011 to 2017 run without a change.
- Both positions are bolt on hub assemblies, with no trim or drive type qualifier attached.
- Only one catalog reaches these years, so there is no second listing to check either number against.
This page covers the 2011 to 2017 Nissan Quest. Only two part numbers matter for the whole span. A 2012 Nissan Quest wheel bearing is 513338 up front or 512407 at the rear.
Quest front and rear numbers at a glance
513338 is the front hub, listed with no trim or drive type qualifier. 512407 is the rear hub, also listed plainly.
Both are bolt on hub assemblies, not press in bearings. Both carry the ABS sensor as part of the hub.
Nissan Quest wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 2011 to 2017 | Front hub | 513338 check price |
| 2011 to 2017 | Rear hub | 512407 check price |
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Lookups run through the cross reference page.
This page covers the 2011-2017 Nissan Quest: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017. Other years live on the main Nissan Quest wheel bearing page.
Only one catalog held for this van reaches the 2011 to 2017 Quest. There is no second listing to cross against for either the front or the rear. That leaves the 2012 Nissan Quest wheel bearing without a cross check.
A buyer with an unusual build should match the number on the old part. That number should not be assumed to cover every variant. It is a gap in documentation, not a claim every Quest is identical under the skin.
Year by year
Nothing changes at any point between 2011 and 2017. A 2012 Nissan Quest wheel bearing is no different from a 2015 or 2017 one.
513338 serves the front on every one of these seven years. 512407 serves the rear on every one of them. No year inside the run takes a different part.
Two Quest generations, two sets of numbers
The earlier Quest, covered on the 2004-2009 Quest page, uses different numbers at both the front and the rear. A listing found for that earlier van does not carry over to the van covered here.
Both positions on this later Quest are bolt on hub assemblies with the ABS sensor built into the hub, a detail covered further at hub assemblies and the ABS sensor. There is no separate sensor part to source on either end.
Diagnosing a Nissan Quest wheel bearing
- Listen for a hum that builds with speed. A wheel bearing typically drones louder as road speed climbs; see wheel bearing noise on a turn.
- Check the ABS light. Since the sensor rides inside the hub on both ends, a failing bearing can trip an ABS code early. See a bad bearing and the ABS light.
- Rock the wheel to feel for play. With the van raised, grab the tire at 12 and 6 o’clock and check for play.
- Rule out tire wear. Uneven tread can produce a similar drone to a failing bearing. See tire noise or wheel bearing for telling the two apart.
- Confirm with a basic check before buying. How to check a wheel bearing covers the hands on steps for either end.
Common questions
What wheel bearing does a 2012 Nissan Quest use?
A 2012 Nissan Quest wheel bearing is 513338 at the front and 512407 at the rear. Both are bolt on hub assemblies, and neither changes anywhere in the 2011 to 2017 run.
What rear wheel bearing does a 2015 Nissan Quest need?
A 2015 Nissan Quest rear wheel bearing is 512407, the hub used on every Quest from 2011 through 2017. No trim or drive type split affects that number.
Is the Nissan Quest front wheel bearing press in or bolt on?
Bolt on. The 2011 to 2017 Quest front is a bolt on hub, 513338, not a press in bearing.
Does the Nissan Quest wheel bearing number change by trim level?
Not in the catalog held for this van. Both 513338 up front and 512407 in the rear are listed plainly with no trim or drive type qualifier.
Why does this Quest page only list one catalog’s numbers?
Only one of the catalogs held for this van reaches the 2011 to 2017 model years. A buyer with an unusual build should still match the old part rather than guess from the plain listing.