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The short version
- The 2010 Toyota Corolla wheel bearing number for 2009-2013 1.8L cars is front bearing 510070.
- The 2009-only 2.4L XRS trim takes a different front bearing, 510063. That number comes from the same family Toyota used on the larger Camry.
- One rear hub, 512403, covers every 2009-2013 Corolla no matter the trim or engine.
- Confirm the engine before ordering a front bearing; the XRS split only lasted one model year.
A 2009 Corolla XRS and a base 2009 Corolla come off the same line but need different front bearings. That single-year split is the one detail that complicates an otherwise simple generation. This page covers 2009 through 2013, when the 2010 Toyota Corolla wheel bearing numbers apply.
The core numbers
Every 1.8L Corolla from 2009 to 2013 uses front press-in bearing 510070 and rear hub 512403.
A 2010 Toyota Corolla wheel bearing order is straightforward once the engine is confirmed. The 2009 XRS is the only exception, on front bearing 510063.
2009-2013 Toyota Corolla wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 2009-2013 | Front, press-in ball, 1.8L | 510070 check price |
| 2009 | Front, press-in ball, 2.4L XRS | 510063 check price |
| 2009-2013 | Rear hub, all cars | 512403 check price |
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This page covers the 2009-2013 Toyota Corolla: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013. Other years live on the main Toyota Corolla wheel bearing page.
The 2.4L XRS is the trap on this generation. It shares its front bearing family with the larger Camry, not the standard four-cylinder Corolla parts.
The catalogs carry the 2.4L front row for 2009 only. Check the engine before ordering a front bearing, and match the old part on any later 2.4L car.
Year by year
2009 is the split year. A standard 1.8L Corolla takes front bearing 510070, while the 2.4L XRS takes 510063. Both share the same rear hub, 512403.
2010 through 2013 settle onto the single 1.8L lineup. The 2010 Toyota Corolla wheel bearing setup stays at 510070 front and 512403 rear for the whole run.
Where this generation sits
This Corolla follows the 2003-2008 Corolla, where the rear hub split by ABS instead of by engine.
It comes before the 2014-2019 Corolla. That generation kept a shared rear number for years before the 2019 hatchback split off its own parts.
The XRS front bearing traces to the Camry family. That is the only cross-model detail the catalogs note here.
Diagnosing a Toyota Corolla wheel bearing
- Listen for the noise pattern. A failing bearing growls or hums, and the pitch rises with speed. See wheel bearing noise when turning for the turning-specific version.
- Jack up the corner and check for play. With the wheel off the ground, grab it at the 12 and 6 o’clock positions and rock it. Looseness there points to the bearing rather than the tire.
- Rule out the tires first. Uneven wear or a cupped tread can mimic bearing noise. Check tire noise or wheel bearing before pulling anything apart.
- Watch the ABS light. A damaged wheel speed sensor in the hub can trip it early. That often happens before any noise shows up.
- Confirm with a full inspection. Follow how to check a wheel bearing for the complete process before ordering parts.
Common questions
What wheel bearing does a 2010 Toyota Corolla use?
A 2010 Toyota Corolla wheel bearing order needs two numbers, 510070 front and 512403 rear. The documented XRS split applies to 2009 only, so a 2.4L car from a later year gets matched against the old part.
What wheel bearing does a 2009 Toyota Corolla XRS use?
The 2009 XRS uses front bearing 510063, not the standard 510070. It shares the rear hub, 512403, with every other 2009-2013 Corolla.
Is the front Corolla wheel bearing press-in or bolt-on?
It is a press-in ball bearing on both the standard 1.8L cars and the 2009 XRS. Neither uses a bolt-on hub assembly up front on this generation.
Does the rear wheel bearing number change across 2009-2013?
No. The catalogs list one rear hub, 512403, for every year and every trim in this generation.
Why does the 2009 Corolla XRS need a different bearing?
The XRS carried the 2.4L engine that Toyota also used in the Camry. The front bearing followed that engine family, not the standard Corolla parts bin. Match the number to the engine, not just the year.