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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.
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.
It's highly unlikely that a bad strut will allow a tire to "fall off". The strut is not the only thing holding the wheel to the car. A bad strut is more likely to cause excessive wear on other suspension componnents and should be replaced every 50000-75000 miles as general maintenance.
If any one of your wheel bearings are damaged or wearing then they should be repaired or replaced before anything bad happens.
if oyu sheer the lug nuts off that hold tire onto car, or if a front suspension part fails it can cause tire to come off
Tire fall off, not likely. It just may seize the spindle and lock it up (and cause you to not be able to steer, or move the vehicle).
Check tire for wear and inflation Make sure the inner plastic didnt fall off alittle bit. Could be cv joint or a bad wheel hub.
haha no but it will eventually lock up an you will drag tha one tire
according to my mechanic and 3 others, YES it happened to me in my 94 dodge ram, although i would definatly be aware of things around ya!! god bless America
It will inevitably loosen and fall off.
Yes.
No, but it CAN screw them on so hard you will never get them off with a regular tire wrench. - On the chance of a roadside puncture that can be a bad scene !