Wheel Bearing Replacement in Orlando, FL

Bad Wheel Bearing Symptoms

• Wobble in the wheels
• Humming, squealing, clicking, or growling noise from wheels
• ABS failure
• Vehicle pulling to one side
• Uneven tire wear
• Vibration in the steering wheel
• Play in the steering wheel

Common Wheel Bearing Repair

Wheel bearing replacement

Wheel bearings are steel balls or tapered bearings that roll around a metal casing. They’re located between your drive axle and brake discs. Replacing faulty wheel bearings ensures your wheels turn smoothly with minimal friction.

Orlando Wheel Bearing Replacement FAQs

1. How Do I Schedule an Appointment?

Once you select the service you need, AutoNation Mobile Service will help you find a date and time that works with your schedule. 

2. What Should I Expect From a Service Appointment?

Your first appointment with AutoNation Mobile Service is easy. We’ll let you know when we arrive, do a brief assessment of the problem, and set up a location to work on your car, truck, van, or SUV. Once we’ve completed the repair, we’ll let you know, go over any details from the service, collect payment, and be on our way. It’s that simple.

3. How Often Should I Replace My Car’s Wheel Bearings?

Generally, wheel bearings can last anywhere from 85,000-100,000 miles. How long your wheel bearings last depends on several factors — including your vehicle’s make, the quality of your wheel bearings, driving habits, the quality of lubrication used, etc. 

Also, you must only replace the damaged wheel bearing in most cases. 

4. What Makes a Wheel Bearing Wear Out?

Wheel bearings are vulnerable to potholes, speed bumps, and curbs. Any large force of pressure can cause damage to them. 

Additionally, if any road salt, mud, water, or sand makes its way past the seals and into the wheel bearings, it hampers with the bearing grease. This causes the bearings to wear down quickly, ultimately leading to premature failure.