BMW E90 3 Series Wheel Bearing DIY 

Used this video to do my front bearings yesterday. That offset is critical!! Fantastic video.

Great intro and opening about the symptoms and cause. Your channel has quickly become my E90 reference library! I was wondering about my own wheel bearings and this video was perfect! I just subscribed aside from the historic library there are videos within the past year too. Fantastic work!

Great vid, I honestly thought it'd be more difficult than that but thanks to your vid it's proved to be very simple to do!

Thank you for your clear presentation and comments, the work done on the garage floor.

Gotta do mine on my e91 (uk) so this was a God send. Thanks for the quality upload and description. Keep em coming bud.

Just did mine on the driver side with the Duralast brand, 1/2 the price. Job itself wasn't that difficult but a bit of muscling, esp that one top bolt that needed the box wrench. Even with the box wrench I couldn't get much room, so I had to be extra extra patient. Once the four bolts were out, it was easier hand tightening.

A couple of things I noticed that I would not have done. 1. Using Duralast parts on a BMW. 2. Re-using one time use only bolts to re-assemble the bearing. Other than those things, pretty clear video. Thanks.

I was surprised you took the rotor-screw 1st b4 the caliper? Love your car. No salt from snow.

Just did my left wheel bearing on my E93. Suffice to say after buying a box wrench set I actually did not even use it. A normal 18 mm socket is fine enough for all bolts.

Right to the point, Very simply explained, Made easily understandable. Hello from Canada man! Thank you.

Nice pajama pants bro :D

Dont need to take the calliper of the rotor just shift it all to one side and sit the whole lot on a brick or something, good vid

How did you get access with a torque wrench for the back if you needed a offset box wrench to loosen?

New bolts are required due to the 81fps they come with red lock tight and are cheap from BMW

Very nice, great video, I'm sure I'll be doing it soon on my 07 e90👍

Great channel and vids. How did you/did you (?) torque the bolts to spec with only the offset box wrench access?

Did the Duralast hub bearings last and still good? I am shopping for them and wondering if they are any good. Thanks!

How much should I torque the 2 caliber bolts?

it was so easy !!!! thank you !!!

Hope you guys are okay and well in Houston :S Hope that beautiful E30 M3 is okay too!!

Very hard to take the 4 bolts out because of the treadlock at least on my car,but in the end worth it no more noise Would be much easier on the lift

Knew you were canadian with those motomaster jack stands lol

Excellent video. Have you also done a rear bearing?

Not a bad job. My problem is my car is 2" off the ground, so getting up on jackstands is the hardest part

Easy wheel bearings, Easy Valve Covers. Easy Oil Housing Gasket..... But what bright engineer shoved the oil pan all the the way up in the junk of the car.

Great vid! Can you advise which way the new bearing is meant to be pressed in? The new bearing kit i have has the same colour dust covers either side so i don’t know which side has the encoder in it for the ABS sensor to read. Can you help advise?

Have you ever taken the brake calipers a part and refurbished them? I am thinking about doing this and while they are a part, having them powder coated, but I am afraid of not being able to get the boot seal back on correctly. I worked on an e46 once and refurbished the calipers; they were a real PITA to get the boot seals back on the piston. Its almost as if you needed a specific tool that was exactly "X" in diameter in order to move the metal ring in the boot seal over the lip.

Awesome video needed this

great vid. one question. how did you torque the bolts that are harder to reach with sockets.

Great video, is it the same part and procedure for a 335xi 2009?

Hello again, sir. How is this part holding up on your car? Did you have to replace it or do you hear any grinding yet?

Hey just wondering how s the part holding up?

Great video man! Nice quality and very informative. Looking to do this to my front driver side wheel on my 2011 328i Coupe, the procedure should be the same for my car I presume...right?

How did you torque the hard to reach bolts with the torque wrench? Did you use a 3/4 inch swivel extension for that? Other than that, this process looks extremely easy and clean

You have a/c in the garage? Great Video - need to replace mine in my 335d that has just over 160,000 km on it.

Can you please do a video of this in the rear on the e90 wheel bearing

Hey man I know this had nothing to do with the topic but I have a 08 328i and it doesn't come with halos and I've been wanting to get some do you have any recommendations on which ones to get Thank you btw

Im from Canada too eh

Good video

Should a new wheel hub spin smoothly or have some resistance? Helpful video thanks

My rear has gone on the e90.i take it the rears are more difficult as it holds the drive shafts.is it easier to get a complete bearing kit rather than just the bearing as dont want to strip the whole hub off?? Thanks

Is this the same process for the rear bearings?

how would this differ from a Xi ( all wheel drive ) vehicle?

How’s the Duralast wheel bearing quality? Any issues or noise so far? I’m thinking about replacing the bad bearings on my F30.

Looks like a Canadian tire jack stand

Hi someone can help me please ( i change left and right bearing on my 535xi 2008 when job done and with road test i feel registance and if i signal flasher to the right but turn left the signal stay not turn off automatically)

Hi, on BMW F10 is the same procedure changing wheel bearing? Thanks

Hi there, I am wondering, whether it is the same process for 2006 325i. Thanks

Does this go the same for the rears? Also can a bad wheel bearing make a clicking noise?

I was excited watching video ...then *Cries in Xdrive* sigh... not as easy for us with extra axles in the car 😢

So my kid curbed his 07 335i. He bent the lower control arm. After changing all the front control arms the test drive produced a droning noise. I checked on some of the forums and they said it’s a wheel hub. I did some looking around for parts and wjb has a hub assembly with the same part number as your Duralast hub. Moog was the same part number as well. I’m assuming they are all made by the same mfg. How has the wheel hub held up? Any issues?

How do you fit a torque wrench back in there?! About to take them off but even with the box end it was super shitty to break the bolts, no way I'll be able to get a torque wrench on the top left side one (if looking at the assembly from straight on)

Lol he said the easiest wheelbearing to do haha never hear that on a 335

Those are a bitch to change u need a impact for easy going