Humming, clicking, vibration, or looseness near a wheel may come from a worn wheel bearing, hub assembly, or CV axle. I inspect the vehicle to identify the source before recommending replacement parts.
What’s Included
Track down wheel and driveline noise
I use road-test symptoms and hands-on inspection to distinguish wheel-bearing, hub, CV axle, suspension, and tire-related concerns before recommending parts.
- Wheel bearing and hub inspection
- CV boot, joint, and axle inspection
- Road test and noise-location assessment
- Eligible hub, wheel bearing, and CV axle replacement
Common Signs
When to schedule wheel bearing or CV axle service
Not sure whether a humming, growling, or vibration may be coming from a wheel bearing? Read
7 common symptoms of a bad wheel bearing
and what those symptoms can mean.
Humming that changes with speed
A humming, growling, or rumbling noise that becomes more noticeable as vehicle speed increases can indicate a worn wheel bearing or hub. I can inspect the vehicle to determine where the noise is coming from.
Clicking while turning
Repeated clicking or popping while turning, especially during acceleration, can be a sign of a worn outer CV joint. I can inspect the CV joints, boots, and axle before recommending replacement.
Vibration or grease near a wheel
Vibration during acceleration or grease around the inside of a wheel can indicate a damaged CV boot or worn CV axle. An inspection can determine whether the axle or another component is responsible.
Ready to Get Started?
Tell me what you’re hearing or feeling.
Include the year, make, model, type of noise or vibration, when it happens, which area of the vehicle it seems to come from, and the vehicle location.