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The short version
- A 2005 Scion xA wheel bearing front job can turn up two different design listings. One is hub assembly HA590165. The other is the alternate press in ball bearing, 510062.
- The rear is one number, hub assembly HA594245, across the whole run.
- Both front listings cover the same 2004-2006 position; they are parallel entries, not a choice to make freely.
- All three model years, 2004, 2005, and 2006, share this exact lineup.
The little Scion xA hides a real fork in the road at its front corner. A 2005 Scion xA wheel bearing front job might need hub assembly HA590165. It might just as easily need the alternate press in ball bearing, 510062.
The core numbers
The front has two design listings that cover the same position: hub assembly HA590165. The alternate is a press in ball bearing, 510062.
The rear is simpler: hub assembly HA594245 covers the entire 2004-2006 xA without a second listing.
Scion xA wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 2004 to 2006 | Rear hub assembly | HA594245 check price |
| 2004 to 2006 | Front ball bearing, optional alternate | 510062 check price |
| 2004 to 2006 | Front hub assembly | HA590165 check price |
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This page covers the 2004-2006 Scion xA: 2004, 2005, 2006. Other years live on the main Scion xA wheel bearing page.
HA590165 and 510062 are two different design listings for the same front position, not two brands offering the same part. One is a complete hub assembly, the other a press in ball bearing.
Pull the old part before ordering either one, and match what it actually is rather than picking whichever number looks familiar.
Year by year
2004 through 2006 the xA does not change its wheel bearing lineup at all. A 2005 Scion xA wheel bearing order looks identical to one placed for 2004 or 2006.
The only decision on this car is which front design is actually installed, HA590165 or 510062, and that question is the same in every one of the three model years.
Two designs, one small hatchback
The catalogs carry two different designs for the xA’s front corner, a hub assembly and a press in ball bearing, both listed for the same years. Neither replaced the other outright in the catalogs.
That leaves the old part as the only reliable guide for a 2005 Scion xA wheel bearing repair. See press in wheel bearings for what the 510062 alternate installation involves.
The rear, by contrast, never raises this question, since HA594245 is the only listing the catalogs give for that position.
Diagnosing a Scion xA wheel bearing
- Pull the old front part before ordering. A hub assembly means HA590165, a separate bearing race means 510062.
- Listen for a front growl that shifts in turns. See wheel bearing noise in turns for the typical pattern.
- Rule out tire wear before condemning either bearing. See tire noise or wheel bearing for the difference.
- Check for play with the wheel off the ground. Looseness at the rear points straight at HA594245, no design question involved.
- Watch for an ABS light alongside the noise. See bad bearing and the ABS light for how a failing hub can trigger it.
Common questions
What wheel bearing does a 2005 Scion xA use?
A 2005 Scion xA wheel bearing front job uses hub assembly HA590165. It can just as easily use the alternate press in ball bearing, 510062. The rear is HA594245 either way.
What wheel bearing does a 2006 Scion xA use?
The 2006 xA uses the same lineup as 2004 and 2005: HA590165 or 510062 at the front, HA594245 at the rear. Nothing changes across the run.
Why are there two front listings for the same car?
The catalogs carry two design listings for the same front position rather than one superseding the other. Match the old part to know which design applies.
Is the rear the same as the front design question?
No. The rear has just one listing, HA594245, with no alternate design to sort out.
Should the model name be written xA or XA?
The factory name uses a lowercase x: xA. That is how the catalogs list this Scion hatchback.