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Friction can never be truly eliminated, only reduced, and over time wheel bearings themselves wear out, though the most common reason for wheel bearings to fail is that their seals let the grease out, and water and grit in, damaging the balls and tapers.

You may also detect that the car pulls to one side, or the tyres may wear unevenly – though this can also be a sign that the wheels need realignment.

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Dial bore gauges are typically used by machinists to measure the inner diameter of bores in motor engines. Tresna Instruments says the cost associated with bore gauges means they are often found only in the hands of professionals. If you can afford one, the speed and accuracy of a dial bore gauge can save a lot of time when used to measure cuts or hole sizes in home remodeling projects. Read a dial bore gauge in the same way you would any indicator-type measuring device.

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Insert the dial bore gauge in the bore, ensuring both anvils of the gauge touch the wall. Gently rock the bore gauge back and forth while keeping the anvils along the same axis plane. The pointer will swing either clockwise or counter-clockwise as the anvils settle into place square to the bore.

Regular servicing and the annual MOT test should pick up a failing bearing, which will often reveal itself by the wheel not spinning as smoothly as it should when the car is in the air.

Watch the dial face once the tool is squared. At some point the pointer will start to reverse itself and head in the opposite direction. This could be on either side of the "0" marking on the indicator. Record the measurement where the pointer reverses itself and remove the bore gauge from the hole.

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Each wheel on your car has a wheel bearing, and this component connects the wheel to the axle of the car. A wheel bearing comprises a set of ball bearings (small, smooth metal balls) or metal tapers (small, smooth metal cylinders) held together inside two rings of metal, surrounded with grease.

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And while cars are complex machines that can emit strange noises from all manner of places and for a number of reasons, wheel bearings are components that tend to make a noise when they are defective.

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Add or subtract the recorded value from the target number the indicator was calibrated to. If the bore gauge's indicator was zeroed to 2 inches, and the pointer changed direction at the .007-inch marking on the dial face, the final measurement of the hole is 2.007 inches. Alternatively, if the pointer traveled counter-clockwise and changed direction .007 inches to the left of the "0" on the indicator, the final measurement of the hole is 1.993 inches.

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As a driver, the most common way of telling a failing bearing is a grinding noise that tends to get worse the faster you go, or the noise may only present itself when you are turning.

Wheel bearings are replaced in one of two ways: either a press is used to force the bearing out of the wheel hub, and force a new one in, or the entire hub assembly is replaced. Whichever method is used, you’ll need to know what you’re doing.

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This will depend on the car and how much parts are, and what your garage’s hourly labour rate is, but wheel bearings are not hugely time consuming to replace, and £200-£250 should get the job done.

Unfortunately you can’t: the only solution to a worn, noisy wheel bearing is to have it replaced by a garage; bearings are not repairable.

Frequently driving through mud or water can speed up the failure of a wheel bearing, while if you have one replaced and the new bearing is not installed in perfect alignment, this can cause premature wear.

When the wheel turns it does not rotate directly on the axle; rather, it rotates around the wheel bearing, which allows it to turn smoothly. Wheel bearings exist to reduce friction.

If you’ve come online trying to find this piece of information out, probably not. Replacing a wheel bearing requires a good working knowledge of mechanics, and potentially some specialist tools.