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Start 14-Day Free TrialWheel bearing replacement runs $250-$650 per wheel. Press-fit bearings (older trucks) cost more in labor; sealed hub units swap in 30-60 minutes.
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Try DispatchToolDIY saves $100-$200 per side on hub-assembly bearings; press-fits need a 20-ton press.
Typical total runs $222–$825 in Alaska, with parts around $80–$400 and labor $142–$425 at the AK average labor rate of $142/hr.
New hub/bearing assembly; New axle nut; ABS sensor inspection; Torque to spec; Test drive.
Hub assembly vs press-fit bearing Front vs rear (4WD adds time) ABS sensor integrated or separate Always get more than one written quote.
DIY saves $100-$200 per side on hub-assembly bearings; press-fits need a 20-ton press.
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