How much does it cost to replace a wheel bearing on a Subaru crosstrek?

How much does it cost to replace a wheel bearing on a Subaru crosstrek?

Car Service Shop/Dealer Price
2014 Subaru XV CrosstrekH4-2.0L Service typeWheel Bearings – Passenger Side Front Replacement Shop/Dealer Price$917.38 – $1380.04
2014 Subaru XV CrosstrekH4-2.0L Hybrid Service typeWheel Bearings – Passenger Side Rear Replacement Shop/Dealer Price$711.59 – $1062.56

Can you replace just one wheel bearing?

Based on this line of thinking, it would make sense to recommend replacing both wheel bearing hubs at the same time even though only one has obviously failed. As long as the other wheel bearing is not making noise and play is still within specifications, it should remain in service.

Do you need to replace rear wheel bearings on Subaru?

The rear wheel bearings on your Subaru vehicle let the tires rotate without much friction. Replacing the rear wheel bearings on your Subaru vehicle is an involved process that requires attention and care.

How much does it cost to replace a Subaru wheel hub?

OEM Subi parts are roughly $180, so I’m considering performing the work myself. A brand new bearing hub is $150 from a dealer… part only. (A good thing about our Subaru XV Crosstrek wheel bearings they come as a single peace with the wheel hub… and you don’t have to replace a bearing alone… on older cars it was a pain in the butt.)

How much does a rear wheel bearing replacement cost?

Subaru calls that the “Hub-Rear Axle” (#2)…where the wheel studs mount. The bearing is the “Hub Unit” (#1). Each of those parts is about $200 OEM. If you didn’t want to pay the price, do it yourself. Sure you can bring your own parts to an mechanic]

How do you remove a rear wheel bearing?

Thrust the hammer slide outward until you have removed the wheel bearing hub. Pry off the snap ring and remove the inner seals from the housing of the bearing. Use the OTC 311882 tool to remove the rear wheel bearing. Use a wrench to secure the nut located on rear of the bearing housing before removing the bearing.