What This Bearing Is and Where It Goes
This is a single tapered roller bearing, no cup-and-cone kit fluff added - just the bearing itself at 65mm bore, 120mm outside diameter, 32.75mm width. That size shows up in wheel end applications on trucks, trailers, and some off-road equipment where the OEM speced a metric bearing instead of the usual imperial Timken numbers.
SC0394 is the aftermarket part number stamped on this one, and 32213 is the industry-standard bearing designation that ties it back to the bore/OD/width spec. When a shop calls around looking for '32213' they're talking size and duty rating, same as asking for a 6205 on a small motor - it's a recognized bearing family, not one manufacturer's proprietary part.
Because it's a tapered roller design, it's meant to handle both radial load and thrust load at the wheel end - which is exactly what you need when a truck is loaded, braking, and cornering all at once. This isn't a straight radial ball bearing you'd find in a fan or alternator.
How the Cross-Reference Numbers Line Up
Barksdale's 32213U, NTN's 32213UHD, BCA's NB32213, and Centric's 410.75002 all cross to this same bore/OD/width spec because they're built to the same bearing standard - that's why they interchange. Different bearing manufacturers stamp their own house number on the same physical dimensions, so the numbers change but the size doesn't.
The Hino number (988465109A) is the OEM reference if you're working off a Hino chassis parts book - useful for confirming you're in the right ballpark before you order, but don't treat any single cross-reference as gospel. Bearing families like 32213 get used across a lot of different axle and hub combinations, and two trucks with similar wheel ends can still need different width or seal clearances.
Bottom line on cross-referencing: match the bore, OD, and width first. If those three numbers agree, you're almost certainly looking at the same physical bearing regardless of brand stamp. If any one of those three is off, walk away - a tapered bearing that's close but not exact will wear wrong and eat your hub bore or spindle over time.
Ordering From PartStop
We stock this out of our Tacoma location, so if you're local and need it today, call ahead and we'll have it at the counter. Ship nationwide too, usually out the same day if you order before cutoff.
Every one of these carries our standard 6+ month warranty against defects - not against installing the wrong size, so do your homework on fitment first.
Before you buy, pull the number off the bearing you're replacing or run the VIN by us. Wheel bearings are cheap compared to a warranty claim on a hub assembly you had to replace because the bearing was wrong.
32213 Cross-Reference & Interchange Numbers
These manufacturer and aftermarket numbers commonly cross-reference to 32213. Use them to identify the part — then confirm the exact fit by VIN or the number stamped on your old unit before you order. An interchange is a starting point, not a fitment guarantee.
| Brand / Line | Cross-Reference Numbers |
|---|---|
| Barksdale | 32213U |
| CENTRIC | 410.75002 |
| NTN | 32213UHD |
| BCA | NB32213 |
| Hino | 988465109A |
| Aftermarket | SC0394 |
Frequently asked questions
Does 32213 fit my truck?
Depends on the axle and hub, not just the make of truck. Pull the number off your old bearing or give us the VIN and axle position (front/rear, which axle if it's a tandem) and we'll confirm before you order. Two trucks that look identical on the outside can still run different wheel end hardware.
Is this the same as the NTN 32213UHD?
Same bore, OD, and width spec, yes - NTN's 32213UHD crosses to this bearing family. Whether it's an exact physical match for your application still comes down to confirming against your old part number or your parts book, since NTN's suffix (UHD) can denote a heavy-duty rating variant.
What's the difference between SC0394 and 32213?
SC0394 is just the aftermarket manufacturer's part number for this specific bearing - 32213 is the bearing industry size designation it's built to. Same physical part, two different numbers depending on which catalog you're reading from.
Not sure it fits? We check before you pay.
Run your VIN and we’ll match parts to your exact truck, or call the counter — a person who knows trucks verifies fitment by OEM number before the order ships. No wrong-box returns.
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