Honda Accord VII – front and rear wheel bearings, hub assemblies and related components

This category includes essential wheel bearing components for the Honda Accord VII (2003–2008), both sedan and tourer. You will find high-quality NTN front bearings, complete rear hub assemblies with integrated bearings, as well as the original Honda OEM rear hub cap used for sealing and protection.

Wheel bearings are wear items and degrade over time due to load, driving conditions, moisture and corrosion. Choosing the correct bearing ensures proper wheel rotation, quiet operation, stable vehicle handling and reliable ABS performance.

Front wheel bearings – premium quality NTN

The front bearing in the Accord VII is a separate component (not integrated with the hub). NTN, a Japanese premium manufacturer, is widely regarded as one of the most reliable choices for Honda vehicles. Their bearings offer:

• excellent resistance to load and heat,
• quiet operation without play,
• precise fitment within the steering knuckle,
• long service life in both city and motorway use.

These bearings are a trusted option in workshops specialising in Honda vehicles.

Rear hub assemblies – complete integrated units

The rear axle of the Accord VII uses a hub assembly with an integrated bearing. Replacing the complete unit ensures proper fitment, eliminates bearing play and restores quiet, smooth wheel rotation.

The available NTN hub assemblies deliver OEM-level durability and include the integrated magnetic encoder for the ABS system.

Rear hub cap – Honda OEM

Also available is the Honda OEM rear hub cap, which protects the hub assembly from water, contamination and road salt – an important detail for extending the bearing’s service life.

FAQ – Honda Accord VII wheel bearings

What are the symptoms of a worn wheel bearing?

A constant humming noise increasing with speed, wheel play, vibration or a droning sound that changes during cornering.

Are front and rear bearings constructed differently?

Yes. The front bearing is a separate component, while the rear is an integrated bearing-and-hub assembly.

Do I need to perform wheel alignment after replacing a bearing?

Normally no, unless suspension components were removed during the repair.

Is NTN a good choice for Honda?

Yes. NTN is a Japanese premium manufacturer widely used as an OEM-grade replacement for Honda vehicles.

Does the rear hub have an ABS ring?

No. The Honda Accord VII does not use a traditional toothed ABS ring. The system uses a magnetic encoder integrated into the hub assembly and a Hall-effect sensor for wheel speed detection.