I was quoted by subaru today to do this job for AU$644 for ONE wheel! Now that I have seen how easy it is I'll purchase the bearing and do it myself. I thought they would've been pressed in like the old cars but this is a very easy job. Thanks for the video.

Thanks for the tutorial. It just saved me a lot of money!

WB pulled right out. Wow. Nice. Looks like you’ve done this once or twice before. Gives me some hope when I replace mine next week. Going with NTN or SKF. thanks.

very good video to understand. nicely done. i have to change both rear on my 2017 subaru with 58k miles. no more subaru next time

fucking mint baby great video. very clean and efficient work!!! thanks you

Subaru told me 480$ for each side on my 17' Impreza😂😭.. thanks for this man.

that intro music woke up my family

Good way to f up your brake line

same on a 2016 ?

Are the bolts on the back of the hub easy to access. MY NISSIAN was a bear.

I had both rear bearings on my 2017 Impreza get noise at about 35k, drove on them till 80k. Paid $500 each for replacement. Does their extended tire/wheel warranty cover this??

2:50 when you’re undoing the axle nut, what is the torque spec for it, and is it a 32mm?

about to do this on subaru, is it necessary to replace the wheel nut? or can it be reused?

PART NUMBER?

is this the same on a 2018 wrx

Did he say that this car only had 30 some thousand miles on it? Then why is the wheel bearing gone on it already? I would definitely not go with OEM wheel bearing on that car. My Impreza has 90k miles on it and the rear wheel bearing just started making noise. And I think 90k is too soon. I've had cars with way over 100k miles on original wheel bearings.

Bruh I can’t get this fkn axle out the hub lmao

Have you ever heard of something called a Torque Wrench? You might want to buy one so your videos can actually show others how to do the job correctly. Back in my day it wasn't a big deal, good n tight was adequate. But today with all the alloys, polymers, aluminum being used a torque wrench should be in everyone's tool box and actually use it. Just my .02.

He did not torque bearing bolts or axle nut to proper specs. That is a critical part of bearing lifespan! DO NOT do it without proper torques.

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Great video !! Very informative Sure beats pressing a bearing 👍🏻 I’m ordering online pretty sure I’ve got the right ones part # BR930768 can u confirm ?