1997-2004 Dodge Dakota / 1999-2003 Durango Wheel Hubs & Bearings

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Wheel Hubs & Bearings — Dodge Dakota / Durango

Complete hub and bearing assemblies engineered for front-end durability on light-duty trucks. These units handle the load cycles your vehicle demands without the guesswork of separate components. Precision-fitted for direct installation and reliable service life.

✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ Factory Mounting Points
Key Features
  • Sealed bearing design - Keeps contamination out and grease in, reducing maintenance headaches down the road.
  • Matched hub-to-bearing integration - No hunting for compatible pieces; everything works as one unit.
  • Direct OEM mounting - Bolts to factory attachment points without modification.
Specs
  • Hub and bearing assembly — sealed cartridge design
  • Condition: New
Whats Included
  • Hub and bearing assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Will I need to replace the spindle or suspension components when I install this hub?

Not necessarily. These assemblies mount at factory points — your existing spindle and suspension hardware typically stay in place. Inspect those components during install for wear, but replacement depends on their condition, not the hub itself.

What tools do I need to get this installed?

Standard socket set, breaker bar, and a way to safely support the vehicle. Some shops use a wheel bearing puller to remove the old hub; hand tools alone can work if you have patience and the right leverage. A torque wrench is smart for final tightening.

Can I reuse the hub bolts or do I need new fasteners?

Inspect the bolts you remove. If they're clean and threads aren't stripped, they're usually good to go back in. If any are questionable, replacement hardware is inexpensive insurance — torque specs are in your service manual.