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1997-2004 Dodge Dakota/Durango 4WD Wheel Hub & Bearing Kit ABS

K2 Industries
K2-11342-DGE-006-TSARK
Tool Sets and Repair Kits
$150.00 $119.99
$119.99

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1997-2004 Dodge Dakota/Durango 4WD Wheel Hub & Bearing Kit ABS
1997–2004 Dodge Dakota/Durango 4WD Wheel Hub & Bearing Kit

Complete wheel hub and bearing assembly for 4WD models — ABS-equipped and ready to bolt on. Replaces worn originals with a matched pair designed to restore smooth, quiet operation. Bearing wear causes vibration, noise, and brake issues; this kit addresses all three.

✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse ✓ Ships from FL Warehouse
Key Features
  • ABS-compatible design - Works with factory ABS systems; no sensor modifications needed.
  • Sealed bearing construction - Eliminates periodic repacking and extends service life.
  • Matched pair - Both sides included; install left and right together for balanced handling.
Specs
  • Material: ABS
  • Configuration: Wheel hub and bearing assembly (pair)
  • Condition: New
  • Piece count: 2 (left and right)
Whats Included
  • Wheel hub and bearing assemblies (left and right)
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need new axle nuts or any fasteners to install these?

Fastener specs vary by axle configuration. Check your service manual for torque specs and hardware requirements before install — you may reuse existing hardware if it's in good condition, or swap in new OEM parts.

Will these work with my factory ABS system?

Yes. These are ABS-compatible and designed to integrate with factory anti-lock brake systems without modification or sensor work.

How do I know if my bearings actually need replacement?

Listen for grinding or humming that changes with turning, or feel for play in the wheel when it's lifted. Rock the tire side-to-side and up-and-down — excessive movement means the bearing is worn. If you hear noise or feel vibration under braking, bearings are likely the culprit.

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