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Replacing the Front Wheel Hub of the Subaru Outback 4

Model: Subaru Outback MK 4, BM, BR - Years 2009-2014
Part: Bearing

In this video, follow the main steps to remove and replace the front wheel hub or bearing of the fourth-generation Subaru Outback. First, lift the vehicle and remove the front wheel; then, undo the bolts of the brake caliper to remove it, using leverage on the piston. Next, undo the rear bolts of the driveshaft to remove the front brake disc; now, undo the central nut of the bearing to remove it. Replace the wheel hub and reassemble everything, following the tutorial video to the end!

Updated on 6 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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