haha no but it will eventually lock up an you will drag tha one tire
Yes, a wheel bearing can make a tire fall off while it is being driven. If the bearing does fall off, the tire can then fall off the vehicle.
what you are looking for is a "wheel bearing". it is part of the suspension for your van. it allows the wheels to rotate freely as well as supporting your van. there is a wheel bearing for each wheel. if your mechanic is telling you itis time to replace them you may want to concider doing it. the extreme result for not doing it is your wheel may fall off your car. For more information on wheel bearings, go to wiki encylopedia and look up "wheel bearing."
the wheel bearing will wear out. worst scenario, is the whell will fall off causing considerable damage ,maybe even a wreck. can also cause bearing to get hot , and weld bearing race to axle stub,requiring replacement of this hub it is not a big or expensive job to have a wheel bearing replaced. the ABS sensor is not on the bearing and will not need replacing if you replace the bearings
Drum Brake Remove wheel Remove center hub cap -spring loaded Slide gear out remove spacers Remove spanner nut wiggle wheel--bearing will fall-out Remove drum to access rear bearing Disc brake: Remove Wheel Remove 2 bolts that secure caliper Remove caliper and suspend refer to above
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1. If either front tire wheel hub assembly fall off.. then you can bet the front wheel bearing(s) need replaced. 2. Before front tires fall off.. Safely jack-up front tire.. rotate front tire by hand. wheel should rotate quietly.. if grinding sound is present wheel bearing hub assembly should be replaced.. $150-$300 dollars each.
remove the wheel, remove the dust cap, remove the cotter pin and the nut it holds in place, remove wheel bearings...put new ones in the same way they came out, pack liberally with wheel bearing grease and tighten to spec. measure the initial torque required to turn the wheel assembly if any of this doesnt make sense, dont even attempt it yourself. your wheel could fall off at speed and kill you/other people.
You have a wheel out of alignment. You have a wheel out of balance. You may have other problems such as a bad wheel bearing. Your wheel could be about to fall off.
A bad wheel bearing can cause your tire to tilt inward. The motion of the tire tilt thing in word, while you are driving, can cause the axle to break and the tire to come off.
The wheel will fall off and the car will roll over and kill the passengers in that vehicle and a few in some other vehicle.
Do you mean the front wheel bearings??, if so.. you need to take the wheel off take the rotor, caliper/hanger and caliper all off.. crack the bottom ball joint pry the strut around.. there are 4 bolts u need to take out. they are holding the wheel bearing in place.. and then the bearing should come out.. it wont fall out you may have to pry on it to get it out it might be a little rusted in there Hope that helped...
If any one of your wheel bearings are damaged or wearing then they should be repaired or replaced before anything bad happens.