Bearings can go bad due to several factors, including inadequate lubrication, which leads to increased friction and wear. Contamination from dirt, dust, or moisture can also damage the bearing surfaces. Additionally, excessive loads or misalignment can cause stress and fatigue, leading to premature failure. Regular maintenance and monitoring can help prevent these issues and extend bearing life.
The hub bearing can go bad and create noise.
Possible causes include a bad tire, a failed wheel bearing, a failed transmission bearing, etc.Possible causes include a bad tire, a failed wheel bearing, a failed transmission bearing, etc.
age, damage, lack of grease I think it is cause by lack of oil on the bearing that will cause metal to metal contact which will cause over heating
Does a bad thow out bearing sound like a bearing
you have a bad tire or a bad wheel bearing i had this in my 2004 explorer twice, a tire,then a bearing the bearing makes more noise when turning right to left when traveling
A bad tire or a bad wheel bearing.
Bad tire, bad tie rod end, bad wheel bearing, or bad rack and pinon.
It is more than likely a bad wheel bearing they go out a lot in these cars
Possibly a bad wheel bearing.
Could be a bearing going bad.
Bad tire? Bad wheel bearing? Bent wheel? Bent axle?
Broken transmission mount? Bad "U" joint? Bad center bearing? Driveshaft out of balance?