Wheel Bearing Facts:
- A classic symptom of a bad wheel bearing is noise, so if a wheel is making "funny" noises when driving (squeaks, chirps, squeals, moans, etc.) or you hear a grinding noise when turning, it may indicate a bad wheel bearing. Other symptoms include steering wander or possibly a pull to one side when braking
- Wheel bearings are designed to support the entire weight of the vehicle through the hub, wheel and tire
- Worn wheel bearings can also cause excess pad-to-rotor clearance which can result in a low brake pedal, a brake squeal and/or clicking on disc brake vehicles
- There is no way to disassemble and repair a sealed hub assembly
- A bearing failure can be dangerous because it may cause the wheel to separate from the vehicle and/or cause a loss of steering control
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