Issues driving to shop with a loud wheel bearing?
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Hi guys,
So in addition to my door latch, a wheel bearing went this morning...sounds kinda loudish. My shop is about 7-8 miles away (all highway), how safe do you think it is to drive on a noisy bearing? I have to drive to/from work tomorrow as well (about 6 miles backroads total). Is it 100% not a good idea, or is it generally OK as long as it's not for an extended period of time?
Thanks,
TTsumi
So in addition to my door latch, a wheel bearing went this morning...sounds kinda loudish. My shop is about 7-8 miles away (all highway), how safe do you think it is to drive on a noisy bearing? I have to drive to/from work tomorrow as well (about 6 miles backroads total). Is it 100% not a good idea, or is it generally OK as long as it's not for an extended period of time?
Thanks,
TTsumi
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This is my first wheel bearing replacement in any vehicle I've owned or driven? I could've sworn I just checked them a month or two ago and there was no play (jack up and yank wheel method)..I guess they can go at any time.
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I have replaced all 4 in my A4 Avant at least once and one on the TT. I had an old Mustand in High School with original bearings (though repacked) for 200k!
My audi mechanic told me this is a good part of his repeat business. There has to be a solution!
My audi mechanic told me this is a good part of his repeat business. There has to be a solution!