TRQ Wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly Set, 2-Piece
Product description
For Honda owners planning a rear hub repair, this TRQ set brings together the driver-side and passenger-side wheel bearing and hub assemblies. The listing names 2007–2011 Honda CR-V, 2010–2011 Accord Crosstour, and 2012–2015 FWD models, so the vehicle and drivetrain details matter before you order. Because both rear sides are included, the set suits a repair plan that calls for replacing both assemblies rather than sourcing one part at a time. Its pre-assembled design is intended as a direct replacement, while the fitment chart and reference numbers are the practical checks that should guide the final decision.
What to know
The box includes one rear driver-side assembly and one rear passenger-side assembly. TRQ lists reference numbers including 42200-SWB-951, BR930719, 512344, and H512344, these can help when comparing the set with the part being replaced. They are identifiers, not a substitute for checking the complete application details. In particular, the product name specifies FWD models for the 2012–2015 fitment, so don’t assume that every version of a listed vehicle is covered.
The assembled components are designed to replace the original equipment without modifications. That can make this set a more straightforward starting point than buying separate components for a multi-part repair, but “direct replacement” does not establish that it fits every trim or configuration. Keep in mind that a mismatch in model year or drivetrain can make an otherwise relevant-looking part unsuitable, confirm the vehicle in the compatibility chart before purchasing.
How to use it
This is a replacement-parts kit, not a maintenance accessory. If you’re planning the repair yourself, TRQ says it provides DIY videos for replacement parts, which may help you understand the process before taking the vehicle apart. A practical first step is to compare the vehicle’s exact application and the existing assembly’s reference number with the information supplied for this set. If anything doesn’t line up, pause rather than relying on the broad model name alone.
The listing doesn’t provide repair instructions, required tools, or installation time. Use vehicle-specific service information for those details, and make sure the repair is within your experience level. The product also carries a limited lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship when used as intended, normal wear, misuse, abuse, and unauthorized modifications are excluded.
Practical tips
If both rear sides are part of the planned job, having the driver- and passenger-side assemblies together can simplify parts sourcing. Picture the repair on a vehicle lift: you can check both rear corners against the parts list before beginning, instead of discovering mid-job that you have only one side covered. If only one assembly needs replacement, a single-side part may be a better fit for the job and avoid buying an extra assembly.
Use the reference numbers as a cross-check, then verify the full vehicle application. Don’t treat a matching number or a broad year range as confirmation on its own, especially where the listing calls out front-wheel-drive models. That small check is more useful than choosing by appearance alone.
Questions before you buy
What comes in the set? One rear driver-side and one rear passenger-side wheel bearing and hub assembly.
Which vehicles are listed? The product name identifies 2007–2011 Honda CR-V, 2010–2011 Accord Crosstour, and 2012–2015 FWD models. Confirm the exact application in the compatibility chart.
Does it include installation guidance? TRQ says it offers DIY replacement videos, but this listing does not specify tools, repair time, or vehicle-specific instructions.
When it makes sense
It makes sense if your repair plan calls for both rear assemblies and your exact vehicle configuration matches the listed application. The pre-assembled, two-side format may be more convenient than collecting separate parts for the same job. It might not be a great match if you need only one side, have a different drivetrain, or can’t confirm compatibility. In those cases, verify the application first or look for a part sold for the specific side and vehicle.