OEM G37 / G35 / Q50 / Q60 Front Wheel Bearing / Hub Assembly - RWD

OEM is UNBEATABLE!!!! My original OEM front wheel bearing/ hub assemblies just started growling at 230,000 kms. I just replaced them and now the front end of my G37 IPL is once again smooth & quiet. These new OEM wheel bearing/ hub assemblies should be good for another 230,000+ kms. Getting aftermarket hub/ bearing assemblies may save you a little money in the short term, but I guarantee you will have to replace them again within a couple of years. OEM is the long term solution!!!

easy install. great quality.

This fit my 2010 G37 PERFECTLY. Note that it will look differently than the bearing that is being removed (it's the update part for the Q series). The price was very reasonable when compared to other Nissan/ Infinity Part sites. Make sure when installing that the arrow is going up and that before slide hammering off the old wheel bearing, to remove the wheel speed sensor. You will have to rotate your steering wheel for better access to the right and left side of the wheel bearing bolts. Additionally, I purchased a Slide hammer from Amazon, for like 70 bucks, the kind that bolts to the hub using the existing hub studs and wheel nuts. Got both front wheel bearing off in like 20 pulls. This job took me like 2 to 4 hours max. Would definitely recommend to anyone who wants a good DIY

Great replacement part. I replaced my front wheel bearing and definitely had a decrease in cabin noise. If you have a 2017+ Q60, rear wheel drive, and you're changing out your front wheel bearings, there's no Axle Nut to take off. The replacement of the wheel bearing is straight forward. However, 2 of the 4 bolts for the wheel bearing is a real pain to remove and put back on. Due to the tight clearance, I had to use a Harbor Freight Tool (SKUs: 62305, 67974, 62327) Pittsburgh SAE & Metric Go-Thru Socket Set, 21 Piece. I'm sure there are other socket/wrenches that would have worked. I'm just letting you know what I had to use.