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Replacing the Rear Wheel Bearing on a Ford Focus MK2

Model: Ford Focus MK 2, Focus 2 - Years 2004-2011
Part: Bearing

Replacing the rear wheel hub bearing on a Ford Focus MK2 is a DIY maintenance task since you can purchase the complete hub and do not need a press: you will need to remove the fixing bolts of the hub flange and replace it entirely; first, loosen the wheel fixing bolts before lifting the vehicle, complete the wheel removal, disconnect the handbrake cable, remove the brake caliper along with its support, and take off the brake disc to access the fixing bolts of the hub flange, which can then be removed and replaced with the new one.

Updated on 8 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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