Expect roughly $250 to $700 per wheel for a wheel bearing/hub replacement on a 2007 Honda Odyssey, with front-wheel jobs typically more expensive than rear. The exact price depends on whether the hub assembly is replaced (the common case on Odysseys) versus a bearing-only service, the quality of parts (OEM versus aftermarket), labor rates, and your location. This article surveys current pricing to help owners plan and compare quotes.
Wheel bearing work on the Odyssey can be more involved if the hub is seized, the ABS sensor is damaged, or other components (brakes, axle nut) need removal. In many cases, the bearing is part of a sealed hub assembly, so the quote is for hub replacement rather than a discrete bearing replacement. Prices vary widely by region and shop, and aftermarket parts often save money relative to OEM factory parts.
What affects the price
Several factors determine what you’ll pay for a wheel bearing replacement on a 2007 Odyssey. Here are the main variables shaping quotes:
- Part type: front or rear hub assembly versus bearing-only service (hub assemblies are the norm on Odysseys).
- Wheel location: front replacements are usually pricier due to more complex labor and additional components.
- Part quality: OEM Honda hubs tend to cost more than aftermarket hubs, though some aftermarket parts meet or exceed OEM performance.
- Labor rate and shop location: prices vary widely by region and the shop’s hourly rate.
- Additional services or parts: ABS sensor, axle nut, brake components, rotor removal, and wheel alignment may add to the total.
Understanding these factors helps you compare quotes accurately and avoid surprise charges.
Typical price ranges for a 2007 Honda Odyssey
Below are common ballpark ranges you can expect when shopping for a wheel bearing replacement on a 2007 Odyssey. These figures assume the standard hub assembly replacement is performed and include both parts and labor. Front-wheel replacements are generally at the higher end of the spectrum.
- Front wheel hub assembly replacement: typically $350 to $700 per wheel, depending on local labor rates and whether you choose OEM or aftermarket hubs.
- Rear wheel hub assembly replacement: typically $300 to $600 per wheel.
In some cases, shops may offer a “bearing-only” option, but on most 2007 Odysseys the bearing is integrated into the hub assembly. If a bearing-only service is available, expect lower parts costs (roughly $60 to $200) with similar labor, bringing total around $120 to $450 depending on region and part source. OEM hubs tend to be more expensive than aftermarket equivalents, sometimes by 20–60% or more.
What to ask your shop
To avoid sticker shock and ensure you’re getting a complete fix, ask these questions when you receive quotes:
- Does the price include a hub assembly or just the bearing?
- Are there additional required parts (ABS sensor, axle nut, seals) included in the quote?
- Is a wheel alignment included after replacement?
- What’s the warranty on the bearings and the labor?
A clear, itemized quote helps you compare apples to apples and protects you from hidden charges.
Summary
For a 2007 Honda Odyssey, plan on spending roughly $250–$700 per wheel for a hub/ bearing replacement, with front wheels typically commanding higher prices than rear wheels. Prices vary by region, shop, and whether you choose OEM or aftermarket hubs. Because many Odysseys use hub assemblies that include the bearing, most quotes are hub-assembly-based. Always obtain multiple quotes, verify what is included, and confirm whether a wheel alignment is part of the service.