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The short version
- The Volvo V60 wheel bearing front number is 513328 for 2015 through 2017. It continues into part of the 2018 run.
- The 2018 split is not by trim or engine; it runs by chassis number.
- Polestar, T5, and T6 R-Design cars built through chassis 390897 still take 513328. So do T5 Cross Country cars through chassis 49696.
- Rear bearings split by drivetrain: 512414 for AWD, 512528 for FWD, across 2015 through 2018.
Most part number splits in this catalog follow the calendar. The V60’s 2018 front bearing splits by a chassis number instead. A model year alone cannot resolve it.
The V60’s front bearing numbers
The Volvo V60 wheel bearing front number for 2015 through 2017. It continues into 2018 for cars built before the documented chassis breakpoint.
Cars built after that breakpoint have no confirmed number; match the old part or the VIN.
Volvo V60 wheel bearing part numbers
| Years | Detail | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 2018 | Front, Polestar/T5/T6 R-Design after chassis 390897 | match old part/VIN |
| 2018 | Front, T5 Cross Country after chassis 49696 | match old part/VIN |
| 2018 | Front, Polestar/T5/T6 R-Design through chassis 390897 | 513328 check price |
| 2018 | Front, T5 Cross Country through chassis 49696 | 513328 check price |
| 2015-2017 | Front, all trims | 513328 check price |
| 2015-2018 | Rear, AWD | 512414 check price |
| 2015-2018 | Rear, FWD | 512528 check price |
Every model year this chart resolves: 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018.
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A 2018 V60 does not tell the whole story by itself. Polestar, T5, and T6 R-Design cars built through chassis 390897 still take 513328. T5 Cross Country cars through chassis 49696 do the same.
Cars built after those chassis points have no confirmed front number in the catalogs. Match the old part or the VIN rather than guessing from the model year.
Shared platform with the S60
The V60 is the wagon body on the same platform as the Volvo S60 sedan. The two share much of their running gear, but the wheel bearing rows still track separately in the catalogs. A shared platform is not proof of a shared number.
Volvo’s XC60 crossover and the older V70 wagon sit nearby in the lineup. Neither substitutes for the V60’s own documented rows. Other Volvo models appear on the Volvo hub.
AWD versus FWD wear
The AWD V60’s rear bearing carries drivetrain load that a FWD car’s rear bearing never sees. That is why the two use different numbers. Front bearings on both drivetrains do the steering and braking work and tend to wear first.
Owners chasing a rear noise on an AWD car should confirm 512414 against the drivetrain before ordering. A FWD part will not fit otherwise.
Diagnosing a Volvo V60 wheel bearing
- Note the noise pattern. A failing Volvo V60 wheel bearing typically hums or grinds, with the sound shifting under cornering load.
- Check the drivetrain before ordering a rear part. AWD and FWD V60 models use different rear numbers, so confirm which one the car has.
- Find the chassis number on a 2018 car. The build plate or VIN decode shows where a 2018 V60 falls relative to the documented breakpoints.
- Inspect for play with the wheel off the ground. Grab the tire at 12 and 6 o’clock and rock it to feel for looseness in the hub.
- Match the old part on late-build 2018 cars. If the chassis number falls past the breakpoint, cross reference the failed unit rather than assuming 513328 fits.
Common questions
What is the front wheel bearing number for a Volvo V60?
513328 covers 2015 through 2017, and continues into part of 2018 depending on the chassis number.
How do I know if my 2018 V60 takes 513328?
Check the chassis number against the documented breakpoints. Use 390897 for Polestar, T5, and T6 R-Design, or 49696 for T5 Cross Country. Cars built after those points need the old part matched instead.
Are the AWD and FWD rear bearings the same on a V60?
No. AWD V60 models use 512414 in the rear, while FWD models use 512528.
Does the V60 share a wheel bearing with the S60?
The two share a platform, but the catalogs track their wheel bearing rows separately. Confirm fitment rather than assuming a shared number.
What do I do if my V60’s chassis number is past the breakpoint?
Match the old part or provide the VIN for a confirmed lookup, since no documented number exists past that point.