Wheel Bearing Replacement near Phoenix, Arizona

There are 50 RepairPal Certified locations for Wheel Bearing Replacement, all with a minimum 12,000-mile/12-month warranty.

50 Results for Wheel Bearing Replacement near Phoenix, Arizona

Wheel Bearing Replacement can be completed at all of these locations, along with other repairs and services.

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Sun Devil Auto - Downtown Phoenix #2

4.5
(302)
0.49 mi
202 W Van Buren
Phoenix, AZ
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Closes 6:00 PM
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AAMCO Transmissions & Total Car Care - W Van Buren

3.4
(34)
0.59 mi
322 West Van Buren Street
Phoenix, AZ
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Closes 5:30 PM
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Big Brand Tire - Durango St (Full Service Auto Repair)

4.6
(17)
1.5 mi
123 E. Durango Street
Phoenix, AZ
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Closes 5:00 PM
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Toydoc Auto

4.9
(177)
1.89 mi
2124 E Van Buren St
Phoenix, AZ
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Closes 4:30 PM
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Big Brand Tire - Buckeye Rd (Full Service Auto Repair)

4.6
(20)
2.26 mi
2424 East Buckeye Road
Phoenix, AZ
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Closes 5:00 PM
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Martin's Auto Repair

4.9
(17)
2.99 mi
3636 N 16th St
Phoenix, AZ
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Closes 5:30 PM
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Hi-Tech Car Care

4.3
(49)
3.54 mi
2924 E Thomas Rd
Phoenix, AZ
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Closes 5:30 PM
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Perez Auto Repair

4.1
(21)
3.83 mi
429 S 35th Ave
Phoenix, AZ
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Closes 6:00 PM
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Greulich's Automotive - #1271

4.7
(74)
4.07 mi
1101 East Camelback Road
Phoenix, AZ
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Closes 5:30 PM
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Czar Mechanics | Auto repair mechanics in Phoenix, Arizona

4.5
(15)
4.27 mi
4007 East Madison Street
Phoenix, AZ
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Closes 5:00 PM
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19th Auto Repair

4.1
(14)
4.51 mi
5014 North 19th Avenue
Phoenix, AZ
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Closes 7:00 PM
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Sun Devil Auto - Phoenix #27

4.4
(397)
5.08 mi
730 E Bethany Home Rd
Phoenix, AZ
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Closes 6:00 PM
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Wheel Bearing Replacement

How are wheel bearings replaced?

To replace a wheel bearing, a technician will need put the car on a lift, remove the wheel and tire, and remove the brake caliper and rotor. On some vehicles, the wheel hub and bearing are simply unbolted from the steering knuckle and can replaced as a unit. On other vehicles, though, the hub and bearing are pressed together into the knuckle and need to be removed with special tools. In these cases, a hydraulic press must be used to insert the new hub.
Wheel Bearing Replacement

Can I replace the wheel bearing myself?

Some vehicles with sealed front wheel bearings can be serviced at home. If the wheel hub and bearing are simply bolted to the knuckle and can be replaced as a unit, an intermediate DIYer with experience removing brake or suspension parts can do it. But many cars require that a technician remove hubs and bearings that are pressed into the knuckle. These components are difficult to disassemble, and reassembly requires a hydraulic press. In such cases, wheel bearing replacement is best left to a professional technician.

How are wheel bearings diagnosed?

To diagnose whether a wheel bearing is going bad, a technician will typically take the vehicle for a test drive to verify where the sound is coming from and determine which wheel bearing is the culprit. In the shop, the technician might lift the vehicle, rotate the wheel, and listen for sounds from the wheel hub. The technician will also test the wheel for excessive play by holding the tire on each side and rocking it back and forth. If there is play in the wheel and the steering and other suspension components are in good condition, the bearing has likely worn out.

What to look out for with wheel bearing issues

The front wheel bearing is an essential component of the vehicle suspension. As a wheel bearing wears out, more friction is created — and more damage occurs. On most vehicles, the wheel bearing requires special equipment to be serviced. If a bearing is installed improperly, it may fail early.

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