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2004-2008 Honda Accord & Acura TL Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly

K2 Industries
K2-11422-HON-006-TSARK
Tool Sets and Repair Kits
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2004-2008 Honda Accord & Acura TL Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly
Wheel Hub & Bearing Assembly

OEM-spec hub and bearing assembly engineered for 2004–2008 Honda Accord and Acura TL. Direct replacement unit handles steering, braking, and suspension loads with zero modifications. Pre-assembled and ready to install at the wheel.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse
Key Features
  • Sealed bearing cartridge - Protects against water and road debris, extends service life between replacements
  • OEM bolt pattern - Bolts directly to factory mounting points with no drilling or modification required
  • Integrated wheel speed sensor ring - ABS-compatible, no separate sensor purchase needed
Specs
  • Pre-assembled hub and bearing unit, sealed cartridge design
  • Condition: New
What's Included
  • Wheel hub and bearing assembly (1 unit)
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to replace both front hubs, or can I do just one side?

One unit covers one wheel. If the opposite side shows wear or noise, replace it too — driving on mismatched hubs creates uneven braking and accelerated tire wear. Many shops do both at once to save labor time later.

What tools do I need to swap this out?

You'll need a jack, lug wrench, socket set, and brake caliper removal tools. The hub itself bolts on with standard fasteners — no special pullers or press equipment required if you're replacing a failed unit.

Does this come with new bolts or do I reuse the old ones?

The assembly ships without fasteners — reuse your original bolts if they're in good condition. Inspect them for rust or stripped threads before reinstalling; replace any that look compromised.

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