how often should i repack my wheel bearings... also i just changed my breaks and my car dosnt stop as good as with the old ones the old ones were ceramic and the new ones are organic its the difference in the pad isn't it...
More info would help with a diagnosis. What kind of car would be a good startrtyauch301 said:how often should i repack my wheel bearings... also i just changed my breaks and my car dosnt stop as good as with the old ones the old ones were ceramic and the new ones are organic its the difference in the pad isn't it...
X2↑ No better time, IMO!eloc431962 said:I usually pack mine when i do a break job.
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At 2X a year, you are in the 99.999th. percentile AFA good maintenance goes! At once a year, even, you will never have a problem- ever. You'll see any problem before it gets to the "terminal" stage. And good job.rtyauch301 said:also thought just worries me my friend had his wheel come completely off of his caprice a few months ago due to lack of maintenance i think that was just an odd case of ignoring the symptoms though... but regardless i don't wanna get that far he had to replace the spindle replace the rotor and iv been packing mine 1-2 times a year but wasn't sure if it needed to be done sooner
Not mine, I usually run the same wheels as on my car... and often I use light truck tyres on those wheels as well, so they're an 85 aspect ratio rather than a 70.Originally posted by T-bucket23
.....Trailer bearing fail more often because the wheels are small and turn very fast compared to a car wheel.
If the bearings are not packed properly they will fail quickly