Replace Wheel Bearings - Front

Wheel bearings ensure that your tires rotate smoothly. They are a vital component of your car, and sometimes repair insurance or a warranty will cover replacement–but if you’ve had your car for several years or a used car, this may be an out-of-pocket repair. 

Pricing Varies with Vehicle

What makes Roda's wheel bearing replacement service different?

  • Transparent pricing - our pricing is always transparent, clear, and competitive
  • Every service comes with a report and explanation from your Technician and Client Experience Manager on the status of your wheel's alignment. 
  • Free valet pick-up and drop-off saves time and stress
  • Complimentary video inspection of your vehicle with every service
  • Real time text communication/updates
  • 12,000 mile/12-month warranty

Frequently Asked Wheel Bearing Replacement Questions

Signs of a bad wheel bearing include a grinding noise or hum from the wheel that can be an initial indicator your wheel bearing has worn down and is due for replacement. This can be for one wheel, or multiple. Vibration in the vehicle can be another indicator of a bad wheel bearing.

You can prevent damage to wheel bearing with regular tire maintenance. Balanced tires with even wear are less likely to cause undue stress on your wheel bearings or CV joints. Good preventive maintenance habits including replacing worn tires, having them balanced and getting routine alignments help your wheel bearings last longer. 

Whether or not you need to replace the wheel bearing or the whole hub assembly will depend on your make/model. In most cases, you’re fine with just replacing a bearing, but where they are integrated with the hub assembly–it may require replacing the entirety of the hub.