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2004-2013 Toyota Lexus RX330 RX350 RX400H Highlander Venza Wheel Hubs

K2 Industries
K2-11309-LEX-006-TSARK
Tool Sets and Repair Kits
$140.00 $109.99
$109.99

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2004-2013 Toyota Lexus RX330 RX350 RX400H Highlander Venza Wheel Hubs
Wheel Hub Assembly — Toyota/Lexus Front or Rear

Complete wheel hub assembly for Toyota and Lexus vehicles. OEM-style replacement designed to restore steering and suspension geometry to factory specification. Engineered for direct fit and long-term reliability on high-mileage builds.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ Factory Mounting Points ✓ In-House Quality Check
Key Features
  • Direct OEM fit - No modification to suspension mounting or brake lines required
  • Complete assembly - Bearing, flange, and studs integrated into one unit
  • Sealed bearing design - Reduces maintenance intervals and extends service life
Specs
  • Complete hub assembly with integrated bearing
  • Factory mounting configuration
  • Sealed bearing cartridge
Whats Included
  • Wheel hub assembly only
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need new brake rotors and pads when I swap hubs?

Not necessarily — inspect your rotors and pads during installation. If rotors show wear grooves or pads are thin, replace them while you're in there. If both are serviceable, you can reuse them with the new hub.

What tools do I need to install this?

Standard socket set, jack and jack stands, and a hub puller or bearing press to separate the old hub from the axle. Torque specs vary by position (front vs. rear) — check your vehicle's service manual before final tightening.

Can I reuse the speed sensor from my old hub?

Many hubs allow you to transfer the ABS sensor, but inspect the sensor and wiring for damage first. If the connector is corroded or the sensor is cracked, replace it with a new one to avoid brake warning lights.

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