Tanner Jones
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how much does this + install generally cost? I think mine are going out!
Replacing Wheel bearings - install price?
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Gerald Pierce
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this depends on a lot. Is there damage to the hubs, do you also need new brakes, etc.
I did brakes, bearings, hubs on mine for about $180.00 myself. I am sure it would have been about 350.00 or better at a dealer or shop, but others can elaborate on that.
My bearings showed no signs of damage, I just had vibration in the right front wheel. In fact, they make more noise now than they did before (or maybe they are quieter and I am actualy hearing the tire noise?), I even pulled them back out, inspected them, regreased them and put them back in.
I did brakes, bearings, hubs on mine for about $180.00 myself. I am sure it would have been about 350.00 or better at a dealer or shop, but others can elaborate on that.
My bearings showed no signs of damage, I just had vibration in the right front wheel. In fact, they make more noise now than they did before (or maybe they are quieter and I am actualy hearing the tire noise?), I even pulled them back out, inspected them, regreased them and put them back in.
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Depends is a 4x2 or 4x4..
Kevin Palmer
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I am guessing it is 2 wheel drive as you do not list any specifics your profile.
That said, the bearings are cheap. I would bet less then $50.00 for all parts including new seals.
The labor is not bad to do. Basically, in your case it is like doing a brake job. Most locations will charge $40 to 60 per axle.
That said, the bearings are cheap. I would bet less then $50.00 for all parts including new seals.
The labor is not bad to do. Basically, in your case it is like doing a brake job. Most locations will charge $40 to 60 per axle.
