wheel bearings

Wheel bearings are essential in the operation of your vehicle. More precisely, a wheel bearing is crucial for the proper function of the hub, tire and wheel assemblies to work together. The wheel bearing allows friction-free movement and rotation of the hub assembly, and thereby provides smooth tire and wheel rotation. When the wheel bearing goes bad, you will notice several symptoms.Listen carefully. The most common and often most-identifiable symptom associated with a bad wheel bearing is noise coming from the wheel or tire area of the moving vehicle. You may mistake this as engine noise, but when you listen closely you are likely to hear grinding or grating that gets louder as the vehicle accelerates. Since wheel bearings are not known for wearing out that frequently, the noise is typically suspected to be something else and the problem overlooked.
Does your car feel loose? When you hear professional drivers talk about a “loose” car, you may not know what that means. It often refers to the steering of the vehicle, which can include wheel bearings. Wheel looseness, or also called wheel play, is another common symptom of a bad wheel bearing. As the bearing begins to wear down, they become loose inside the wheel hub and spindle, which makes your vehicle feel loose while steering.

Bearing Number	Bore Dia	Outer DIa	Width	Size
Ruville 6030 wheel bearings	400 mm	600 mm	148 mm	5 mm
Ruville 7002 wheel bearings	850 mm	1120 mm	390 mm	272 mm
SNR R140.86 wheel bearings	300 mm	500 mm	160 mm	5 mm
Toyana CX201 wheel bearings	320 mm	480 mm	121 mm	4 mm
SKF VKBA 1397 wheel bearings	600 mm	920 mm	310 mm	212 mm
Ruville 7412 wheel bearings	300 mm	500 mm	160 mm	5 mm
SKF VKBA 3563 wheel bearings	300 mm	460 mm	118 mm	4 mm
Toyana CX004 wheel bearings	800 mm	1060 mm	370 mm	258 mm
Toyana CX514 wheel bearings	300 mm	540 mm	192 mm	5 mm
Ruville 5123 wheel bearings	260 mm	440 mm	180 mm	4 mm
Ruville 5540 wheel bearings	360 mm	540 mm	134 mm	5 mm
Ruville 6939 wheel bearings	750 mm	1090 mm	475 mm	335 mm