Fair Repair Range
$571 - $856
Includes parts & labor for ZIP 97005
“Dealer” refers to service centers that specialize in one or two makes and sell those vehicles. As a franchise dealer:
- They use top-quality manufacturer-recommended or “official” parts
- Parts usually come with a manufacturer's warranty - ask the dealer about this as details may vary
- They have the highest level of training and knowledge, and their labor rates may reflect this
Total Estimate:
Parts
$380 - $428
Labor
$380 - $428
“Independent” refers to a service center that services multiple makes instead of specializing. In addition:
- They don't sell vehicles
- Because they can use non-official or aftermarket parts, their pricing might seem lower
- Independents tend to be generalists with a broad level of knowledge and training on many vehicles
Price includes parts and labor
About Wheel Bearing Replacement
Wheel bearings are hardened steel ball bearings that roll around inside a casing on your vehicle’s axles. When you hear a growling or grinding noise from your wheel or wheels, it might be indication that bearings are failing, usually due to a lack of lubrication. The noise will grow progressively worse and there will be a certain roughness to the ride of your car, truck or SUV. It may also be evident by a vibration that travels up your steering wheel. The longer you drive on failing bearings, the more expensive the damage to your vehicle can be. Depending on the vehicle and its front, rear or all-wheel-drive, repairs can be quite involved. Brakes and rotor assemblies are removed first to expose the axle nut and hub assembly. The old bearings are removed and replaced with new units and then reassembled. A certified mechanic at your dealership service department or at a local automotive repair center can do the replacements.
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Chevrolet Wheel Bearing Replacement Near Me
Near Beaverton, OR 97005
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