Keep the rear wheels of your Acura or Honda turning smoothly and quietly with the SKF Rear Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly BR930071. It's a direct-fit rear hub bearing assembly for the 1999-2003 Acura TL and 1998-2002 Honda Accord (see the Buyer's Guide tab for engine-level fitment), integrating the bearing and hub into one serviceable unit.
- Heat-treated high-carbon steel: made from heat-treated high-carbon steel for superior strength.
- Sealed-for-life design: a sealed-for-life design intended for problem-free operation with no repacking.
- Precision-built: manufactured to precision specifications using premium materials.
- OE heritage: SKF wheel bearings and hubs are original equipment on more than 90 million vehicles worldwide.
Signs the original rear hub assembly may need replacing include a humming, growling, or grinding noise from the rear that changes with speed or in turns, wheel play, or an ABS warning light. If a worn rear hub bearing is the cause, this assembly replaces it. Sold individually; the left and right sides wear at similar rates, so replacing both together is good practice for balanced performance.
Interchange: 051-6163 · 91-45644 · VKB 20111
0516163 · 9145644 · VKB20111 · WE60537 · 102090 · 512179 · 9759BR930071 · 42200S87C51 · G512179 · H512179 · HUB181 · 712179
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Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicles does the SKF BR930071 fit?
It's a direct-fit rear wheel bearing and hub assembly for the 1999-2003 Acura TL and 1998-2002 Honda Accord. Check the Buyer's Guide tab for engine-level fitment.
Is this a front or rear hub assembly?
This is a rear wheel bearing and hub assembly for the listed applications.
What is the BR930071 made from?
It's made from heat-treated high-carbon steel for superior strength, and manufactured to precision specifications using premium materials.
Does the bearing need to be repacked with grease?
No. It uses a sealed-for-life design intended for problem-free operation, so there is no periodic repacking.
Should I replace both rear hub assemblies at once?
They're sold individually, but the left and right sides wear at similar rates, so replacing both together is good practice for balanced performance.
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