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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: DFW, TX
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Re: Wheel Bearings question
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EDIT: Did you have them rotated? If not you could still rotate them and see if the issue feels like it moves. You are heading in the right direction. Your new description of the problem could certainly be a bent rim. I have had that feeling from an aftermarket rim not seating properly because it hit the weights on the rear drum.
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Foolish Mortal
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Livermore, CA
Posts: 243
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Re: Wheel Bearings question
They did offer to rotate the tires, until they found the bent rim, then they told me to leave it there because if it did, it would be "worse"....
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Gainesville Ga
Posts: 210
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Re: Wheel Bearings question
i just went thru this with one of my trucks. Id rotate them. If it moves from front to rear its a tire or wheel issue. If not, Id pull the bearings, if all of your suspension is good.. The bad bearing I had, Id swore it was on the front right, but it was on the front left. It could be a # of things, broke or loose motor mount, u joint, etc etc. Sound travels, sometime itl fool you.
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