noise while turning

[chetrick87]

Update: I got the wheel passenger side wheel bearing done and now it's good. The bearing was real bad. I put new rims and tires on and then went right after and got the bearing done. Drives so much better now.

 

[Ormas4X4]

I think that's an excellent price. I paid too much for my first Bearing, which I purchased from Autozone. After I did the Right Rear bearing, I can now hear the left side. It's not as bad as the right. I just got my second bearing yesterday and plan to have it installed next week. I ordered the latest bearing from the internet. The first cost me $180 and this new one only cost $100. They were both Timkin Bearings. Autozone sells both Timkin and a cheaper brand. I don't use cheaper brand parts.
After all is said and done, I will have paid a little more then you did.

 

[chetrick87]

I think that's an excellent price. I paid too much for my first Bearing, which I purchased from Autozone. After I did the Right Rear bearing, I can now hear the left side. It's not as bad as the right. I just got my second bearing yesterday and plan to have it installed next week. I ordered the latest bearing from the internet. The first cost me $180 and this new one only cost $100. They were both Timkin Bearings. Autozone sells both Timkin and a cheaper brand. I don't use cheaper brand parts.
After all is said and done, I will have paid a little more then you did.[/QUOTE



I'm glad all the noise is gone now. But now when I'm driving my stearing wheel shakes left and right once I get past 45. And I think it's pulling to the left. I'm going to get the rims balanced and an alignment