2× Front Wheel Bearings – Tesla Model 3 / Model Y 104412300E

Ensure safe, smooth and reliable wheel performance for your Tesla with our “2× Front Wheel Bearings (Part No. 104412300E)” — direct-fit replacement hubs for Model 3 and Model Y. These precision-engineered wheel bearings support the full weight of the vehicle and allow the front wheels to rotate freely with minimal friction, while maintaining correct wheel alignment and suppressing noise, vibration, and wobble. If your original bearings are worn or failing — resulting in humming, uneven tyre wear, steering vibration or wheel wobble — fitting these new bearings from DDP Autoparts restores driving comfort, handling stability and tyre longevity, keeping your EV safe and road-worthy.

OEM Number: 1044123, 1044123-00-A, 1044121-00-E, 1044123-00-B, 1044123-00-E, 104412300E, 104412300A, 104412100E, 104412300B, 1044121, 104412100

Fitting Position : Front Axle, Left And Right Bearing

Type : Angular Ball Bearing

Width : 54 mm

Outer Diameter : 150 mm

Outer Diameter 1 : 92 mm

Rim Hole Number : 5

Thread Size : M14x1.5

Quantity : 2

Our SKU: TT104412300Ex2_94

All our 2X Front Left And Right Wheel Bearing Pair For Tesla Model 3 Model Y 104412300E are OEM quality and reliable after market car parts. This 2X Front Left And Right Wheel Bearing Pair For Tesla Model 3 Model Y 104412300E is specifically compatible with Tesla: Model 3, Model Y, .

Please use our make-model-year tool to check this part's compatibility with your vehicle. However, please note that our tool is for reference only and we recommend that you check the part number on your old unit prior to purchasing.

If you are still not sure about the compatibility of this part to your vehicle, please supply us with the VIN number or Reg number in our live chat or contact form! You can also find details on our purchasing & shipping guide here.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What does a wheel bearing do and why is it critical?
A: A wheel bearing supports the car’s weight at each wheel and allows the wheel to rotate smoothly with minimal friction. It is essential for safe steering, stable handling, and even power transfer — especially important in electric vehicles where weight and torque load can stress bearings. 

Q: What are the common signs that front wheel bearings need replacing — especially on a Tesla?
A: Typical indicators include humming, growling, grinding or clicking noises from the wheels that change with speed; vibration or wobbling through the steering wheel or floor; uneven or accelerated tyre wear; pulling or instability during braking or cornering.

Q: Is it recommended to replace both front wheel bearings at once?
A: Yes — because both front bearings undergo similar stress and wear, replacing them in pairs ensures balanced handling, even tyre wear and avoids premature failure of the remaining bearing. Many wheel-bearing / hub-assembly specialists recommend replacing them in pairs for safety and longevity.

Q: What are the risks of driving with worn or faulty wheel bearings?
A: Worn bearings can lead to increased friction and heat, wheel wobble or looseness, uneven tyre wear, reduced steering control and — in severe cases — bearing or hub failure which may cause loss of wheel attachment — a serious safety hazard.

Q: Will replacing the bearings restore ride quality and reduce noise/ vibration?
A: Yes — new, correctly installed bearings refit the wheel hub to factory-spec, eliminating play or roughness, ensuring smooth rotation, and restoring stability. This typically removes steering-wheel vibration, reduces tyre wear, and returns safe, quiet driving behaviour.

Q: Can I replace wheel bearings myself or do I need a professional?
A: Replacing wheel bearings usually requires proper tools (hub puller or press), torque-spec compliance, sometimes differential / brake / suspension disassembly. For EVs like Tesla, correct fitment and re-torquing is especially important. If you don’t have experience or correct tools, professional installation is strongly recommended.