BMW Wheel Hubs & Bearings

26127533709 - : Center Bearing for BMW Image

Center Bearing

760i, 760Li. 745i, 745Li.
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26117589747 - : Center Bearing for BMW Image

Center Bearing

6 series. 650i xDrive. With gran coupe. 5 series. Without gt. 550xi. Without gt. 535dxi.
$114.60
MSRP $154.03
Save $39.43
25.6% Off
21207536792 - : Pilot Bearing for BMW Image

Pilot Bearing

$24.51
MSRP $31.37
Save $6.86
21.9% Off
11212241937 - : Thrust Bearing for BMW Image

Thrust Bearing

Z4. Lower. Yellow. 59.75mm (+0.25).
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11219469435 - : Thrust Bearing for BMW Image

Thrust Bearing

$37.35
MSRP $47.81
Save $10.46
21.9% Off
26127572932 - : Center Bearing for BMW Image

Center Bearing

Z4. With turbo. 3.0l. To 1/11.
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26118488056 - : Center Bearing for BMW Image

Center Bearing

$114.60
MSRP $154.03
Save $39.43
25.6% Off
26122283046 - : Center Bearing for BMW Image

Center Bearing

M series.
$136.39
MSRP $184.85
Save $48.46
26.2% Off

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Wheel Hub Basics to Buy the Correct Parts

The wheel hub is critical to vehicle safety and ride smoothness, yet it's often misunderstood. When you're replacing worn components in your BMW X3, understanding the hub's key parts will save you time, energy, and money.

Which Parts Are Found in the Wheel Hub?

  • Wheel bearing: allows the wheel to rotate with minimal friction.
  • Hub assembly: houses the wheel studs and attaches to the axle.
  • ABS sensor ring: tracks wheel speed for traction control systems.
  • Snap ring or retainer: keeps the bearing secure within the hub.

Are Bearings Often Replaced?

Wheel bearings wear out over time due to high loads, contamination, or lack of lubrication. If you hear grinding noises, experience steering looseness, or feel vibrations at speed, it's a good time to replace it.

How to Clean the Wheel Hub Correctly

1. Use a Wire Brush

Scrub away any rust, dirt, or debris using a wire brush to prepare a clean surface for new parts.

2. Apply Brake Cleaner

Spray brake cleaner on the hub area to remove grease and fine particles before reinstalling the rotor or bearing.

3. Inspect for Pitting

Check the hub for corrosion, pitting, or heat damage that might require part replacement.

4. Lubricate Key Contact Points

Apply high-temp wheel bearing grease on contact surfaces for smooth assembly and corrosion protection.

5. Invest in Protective Upgrades

Factory-spec accessories like OEM mud flaps protect the hub and suspension from road debris and water spray.

Order here for exclusive discounts on OEM BMW parts. Need assistance? Contact us today.