wheel bearings

The wheel bearing’s two primary functions include ensuring the wheel rolls along the road and supporting the weight of the vehicle. If you’re lucky, wheel bearings can last up to 150,000 miles. However, once your car has over 75,000 miles, the wheel bearings could start acting up at any time.The hub that encapsulates and carries the bearing is connected to the spindle, which is attached to the rest of your car’s suspension. You may notice a hissing, grinding, or “whirring” noise before the bearing fails. If this happens, don’t delay repairs—when the wheel bearings “go” they may take other parts out with them.
The most noticeable sign of a busted wheel bearing is a violent shake or “death wobble” that gets worse and worse the faster you go. Do not attempt to drive your car if this symptom appears, as it can be quite dangerous.

Bearing Number	Bore Dia	Outer DIa	Width	Size
Ruville 4089 wheel bearings	Intermediate Duty	Setscrew Ball Bearing	207 Series	Cast Iron
Ruville 7429 wheel bearings	Intermediate Duty	Eccentric Collar Ball Bearing	207 Series	Zinc
Ruville 6941 wheel bearings	Normal Duty	Setscrew Ball Bearing	207 Series	Cast Iron
SKF VKBA 3618 wheel bearings	Normal Duty	Eccentric Collar Ball Bearing	215 Series	Cast Iron
Toyana CX419 wheel bearings	Normal Duty	Setscrew Ball Bearing	204 Series	Cast Iron
Toyana CX540 wheel bearings	Intermediate Duty	Setscrew Ball Bearing	207 Series	Zinc
SKF VKBA 1341 wheel bearings	Normal Duty	Eccentric Collar Ball Bearing	207 Series	Cast Iron
Toyana CX656 wheel bearings	Medium Duty	Setscrew Ball Bearing	210 Series	Ductile Iron
SKF VKBA 755 wheel bearings	Intermediate Duty	Setscrew Ball Bearing	207 Series	Zinc
Toyana CX275 wheel bearings	Intermediate Duty	Setscrew Ball Bearing	207 Series	Zinc
SKF VKBA 1478 wheel bearings	Normal Duty	Setscrew Ball Bearing	205 Series	Cast Iron
Ruville 7023 wheel bearings	Intermediate Duty	Setscrew Ball Bearing	204 Series	Zinc