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Worn-out or damaged wheel bearings cannot be repaired and instead need to be replaced, ideally by a professional mechanic.

"...note: when replacing the bearings I noticed one scooter's wheel had very uneven wear due to a loose axle...." Read more

"...one bearing was ok and one bearing was faulty. bearings measure 8 mm bore, 22 mm outside dia. and 7 mm bearing housing width...." Read more

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Wheel bearings are a workhorse. They are crucial to your vehicle’s steering, handling and suspension because they join the wheel to the axle, enabling it to turn with limited friction. Replacing one wheel bearing can cost $350 or more on average in parts and labor, which means replacing all four in your car could cost more than $1,400.

Customers appreciate the quiet operation of the bearings. They mention that the bearings spin freely without making any noise, and they work well in knee scooters.

Customers like the bearing quality. They say the bearings are standard, well-balanced, and smooth-operating. Some mention that there were 20 in case any had issues.

You don’t need to replace all four if one is faulty. You can just replace the single bad bearing—you don’t need to do the replacement in pairs like you would with new tires.

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"...I like that there were 20 in case any bearings had issues... I only needed 16. T hey are like every other 608 bearing I've ever seen...." Read more

"...in a filament spool holder for my 3d printer, They are a good value for the quality, and they roll really smoothly and feel durable." Read more

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Customers have different views on the roll quality of the bearings. Some find the bearings smooth and free to spin, while others report that they hardly spin or come with sticky grease that hinders their ability to roll smoothly.

"...They use a plastic spacer that seemed fine. The scooters roll great with new bearings as expected. Kids love them." Read more

"While I am not using these in any high speed situation, they are nice and smooth with no roughness in any of the bearings...." Read more

Your vehicle’s make and model, the type of bearings and parts used, labor rates, and where you have it serviced all factor into the cost you’ll pay for a wheel bearing replacement.

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"...bearings fit perfectly and the dishwasher is super quiet and sounds brand new. I cannot comment on the durability yet but they should be fine." Read more

Grease and a seal are crucial for protecting a wheel bearing. The seal keeps the grease clean from dirt and moisture. If it begins to deteriorate, the grease can become compromised, which may cause the wheel bearing to overheat and become faulty.

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Customers have mixed opinions about the fit of the bearings. Some say they fit perfectly and work great, like on Drive Medical walker wheels and internal bearing on Hoover concept motors. Others mention that the bearings are not as snug as the original, don't fit their bandsaw, surface cleaner, or were the wrong size.

"...ISO or ABEC(if you’re a skater) certified, these seem to work fine for my application, which is light duty (<50lbs) hobby use...." Read more

"Great bearings for the price. Wasn’t expecting ABEC 11 for this price!! Very smooth and no noticeable play or tolerance issues...." Read more

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"The bearings are a simple press fit, I was able to press out the old bearings and measure them to find out that the 608's are a match...." Read more

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Customers are satisfied with the bearings. They mention they work well for centerline fixtures, 3D printed filament rollers, and general use.

"...Fits perfectly on 8 mm shaft. (Shaft actually 7.98mm. Bearing ID about 8.02mm). Measured other 9 bearings and all were within 22x8x7mm +- .06 mm...." Read more

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If a mechanic determines that any of your wheel bearings are worn out, you’ll want to have them replaced as soon as possible to avoid further damage to your vehicle.

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Customers find that the bearings work well for various applications, including centerline fixtures and 3D printed filament rollers. They are considered a good value for the price. Customers appreciate the bearing quality, look, and noise level. However, some have differing opinions on roll quality, build quality, and fit.

Once the condition of your front or rear wheel bearings breaks down, your tires will wear out faster and can do so unevenly. Braking issues can occur. You also risk having your wheels lock up, which could lead to axle damage and other dangerous issues that are not worth the risk. Driving with a faulty wheel bearing is a safety hazard and not recommended.

"...Very smooth and no noticeable play or tolerance issues. Very well lubricated so if you want them to spin for a long time like in a fidget spinner..." Read more

Hub style wheel bearings, the most common version used in modern vehicles, cost around $80 to $300 each. Don’t be alarmed if your mechanic says you need a new hub assembly, as this just means that the wheel bearings were installed inside the hub assembly at the factory, making it one complete part.

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Road conditions like potholes, speed bumps, dirt, and sand can wear down the seal over time. Wheel bearings are designed to last a long time, often more than 100,000 miles, and don’t require routine maintenance. But once they show signs of wearing out, you’ll want to replace them as soon as you can get your car to a mechanic. The cost will vary depending on several factors, so call a few shops and ask for an estimate for the replacement for your vehicle’s make and model—and don’t delay getting it replaced.

Customers have mixed opinions about the build quality. Some say it's good value for the price and holds up well so far. Others mention issues like faulty bearings, uneven wear, and lack of longevity.

The range of the cost of labor for a wheel bearing replacement should be approximately $150 to $200, but auto mechanic labor costs can vary wildly depending on the region and the level of expertise needed to fix the problem.