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Drive shaft center support bearings for your Lexus Is300 start at $24.95. We stock 4 options from Westar and Timken. This pressed bearing and rubber mount holds the two-piece driveshaft at its midpoint, allowing smooth rotation under load. When the rubber deteriorates or the bearing seizes, vibration and driveline noise follow — and left unchecked, the driveshaft itself can fail.
The main decision is whether you need the complete assembly — bearing, rubber isolator, and bracket — or just the bearing itself. Position matters too: some Is300 applications use a single center support, while others use front and rear supports on a three-piece driveshaft. Match the part to your driveshaft configuration before ordering.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OEM-equivalent complete assembly | Drivers who want a direct bolt-on replacement with no press work | Pre-assembled bearing, rubber isolator, and stamped steel bracket — installs exactly like the original |
| Bearing-only replacement | Shops or experienced DIYers with a hydraulic press who want to save cost | Just the sealed ball bearing; requires pressing out the old bearing and pressing in the new one |
| Heavy-duty / polyurethane isolator upgrade | Towing, hauling, or performance applications where the stock rubber wears quickly | Stiffer isolator material reduces deflection under load; may transmit slightly more NVH to the cabin |
| Front center support (forward position) | Vehicles with a three-piece driveshaft where the front joint is the failure point | Sized and bracketed for the forward driveshaft segment — not interchangeable with the rear position |
Before unbolting anything, mark the driveshaft at each flange with a paint pen so it goes back in the same rotational phase — reversing it causes vibration. With the driveshaft lowered, unbolt the center support bracket from the body or crossmember, swap the assembly, and reinstall with the driveshaft phasing marks aligned. Torque all fasteners to specification and road-test for vibration before considering the job complete.