When a wheel bearing goes, you’ll feel the need to throw the whole dang car away. At least, that’s the case here in the rust belt, where nature loves welding crappy parts on so well that removal ...

Go to the buffet table one too many times and you're likely to be the slowest one on the team. The same holds true for your race car; carry too much weight in the wrong place, and chances are you'll ...

Some of the most irritating noises that can come from the wheel area of a vehicle are from a bad hub. The raw metal-grinding-on-metal sound can be utterly nauseating. Common signs include a roaring ...

Last month we showed you the basic steps to repack front wheel bearings in all their greasy glory, but not every 4x4 has rebuildable front bearings. The nonserviceable front hubs are commonly referred ...

Visionary films set in the technologically advanced future have long imagined cars that ride around on frictionless orbs similar to Star Wars’ BB-8. We aren’t there yet, as cars still use wheels and ...

Wheel hubs play a critical role in the wheel system of any vehicle as they keep the wheels connected to the car and ensure their smooth rotation. High-quality wheel hubs can dramatically enhance your ...

An electric wheel hub drive is an assembly that typically consists of an electric motor and braking assembly - all of which is attached to a vehicle's suspension and often fits within the confines of ...

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Some older cars, as well as many boat and utility trailers, have wheel bearings that require grease jobs. Here's how often ...