Cone-shaped or tapered bearings are more common on older vehicles and those that are front- or rear-wheel drive. On these cars, the grease-packed cone-shaped bearings are located on the axle that ...

It’s a small assembly of metal parts that slide along easily, helped with grease. Hardened metal is used to make wheel bearings and they are very strong - easily able to handle the car’s ...

Roller-type or ball bearings packed in grease inside all four wheel hubs allow wheels to spin freely without generating excessive heat while supporting the weight of the vehicle. In addition ...

Customers sometimes comment that when they replace a grease-able bearing, the bearing has seals on both sides so, “There’s no way for the grease to get into the bearing.” Grease-able ...