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The short version

  • A 2008 Suzuki XL7 wheel bearing at the front is 513276. The rear is 512358. Both are hub assemblies, not a solid axle.
  • These numbers cover all three model years, 2007 through 2009, without change.
  • Nothing from the 2001-2006 XL-7 carries over. This is a different platform with hub assemblies at both ends.
  • Front and rear each use one number, with no split by drivetrain or trim on this generation.

Suzuki restarted the XL-7 for 2007 on a different platform. A 2008 Suzuki XL7 wheel bearing at the front is 513276, and the rear is 512358.

Both positions are hub assemblies on this generation, unlike the solid axle rear on the earlier truck.

The core numbers

Two hub assemblies, no splits

The front hub is 513276. The rear hub is 512358. Both apply to every 2007-2009 XL-7 regardless of trim.

Neither number changes across the three model years this platform ran.

Suzuki XL-7 wheel bearing part numbers

2007-2009 Suzuki XL-7 wheel bearing numbers
Years Detail Number
2007 to 2009 Front hub 513276 check price
2007 to 2009 Rear hub 512358 check price

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This page covers the 2007-2009 Suzuki XL-7: 2007, 2008, 2009. Other years live on the main Suzuki XL-7 wheel bearing page.

Nothing on this truck interchanges with the 2001-2006 XL-7, even though the nameplate stayed the same.

The 2007 model year restarted the XL-7 on a different platform. That platform uses hub assemblies at both ends, not the older truck’s solid axle rear.

A 2008 Suzuki XL7 wheel bearing shopper working from the older truck’s parts list would order the wrong hardware.

Year by year

2007, 2008, and 2009 all use the same two numbers, 513276 at the front and 512358 at the rear. Nothing changes across this generation’s three year run.

How this generation differs from the earlier XL-7

The 2001-2006 XL-7, covered on the 2001-2006 Suzuki XL-7 wheel bearing page, used a solid axle rear. It shared one front hub number across drivetrains.

This later truck dropped the solid axle rear for a hub assembly. A 2008 Suzuki XL7 wheel bearing buyer should treat these two ranges as unrelated trucks that share a name.

Diagnosing a Suzuki XL-7 wheel bearing

  1. Confirm the model year. A 2007-2009 truck uses hub assemblies at both ends. A 2001-2006 truck has a solid axle rear.
  2. Identify front or rear. The front hub is 513276, and the rear hub is 512358.
  3. Listen for noise. A failing hub on either end tends to hum and grow louder with speed, see wheel bearing noise when turning.
  4. Check for play at the wheel. Jack up the affected corner and rock the tire top to bottom to feel for looseness.
  5. Avoid the older truck’s parts list. A 2008 Suzuki XL7 wheel bearing does not match any number from the 2001-2006 truck.

Common questions

What wheel bearing does a 2008 Suzuki XL-7 use?

A 2008 Suzuki XL7 wheel bearing at the front is 513276, and the rear is 512358, both hub assemblies rather than a solid axle setup.

What wheel bearing does a 2009 Suzuki XL-7 use?

A 2009 Suzuki XL-7 uses the same two numbers as 2007 and 2008. That is 513276 at the front and 512358 at the rear.

Does a 2001-2006 XL-7 wheel bearing fit a 2008 XL-7?

No. The 2007 restart moved to a different platform. None of the earlier truck’s numbers carry over.

Does the 2007-2009 XL-7 have a solid axle rear?

No. This generation uses a hub assembly at the rear, 512358, unlike the solid axle rear on the 2001-2006 truck.

Does drivetrain change the wheel bearing on this XL-7?

No. Both the front hub, 513276, and the rear hub, 512358, apply regardless of drivetrain or trim.

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