Well it happened again! First the passenger side front wheel bearing failed at just over 35K miles Now the driver side front wheel bearing failed, at just under 40K miles. How can both wheel bearing fail after less than 40000 miles? I bought the van brand new (only 13 miles on it). It has never been through deep standing water or flooding. Either the bearing was defective, installed improperly or not lubricated properly at the factory.
My van is a 2015. I use it primarily for errands in my area. No hauling, heavy weight, and I keep it properly maintained. Very disappointed as I have now paid over $600 for bearings that should last well over 100K miles.
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Well it happened again! First the passenger side front wheel bearing failed at just over 35K miles Now the driver side front wheel bearing failed, at just under 40K miles. How can both wheel bearing fail after less than 40000 miles? I bought the van brand new (only 13 miles on it). It has never been through deep standing water or flooding. Either the bearing was defective, installed improperly or not lubricated properly at the factory.
My van is a 2015. I use it primarily for errands in my area. No hauling, heavy weight, and I keep it properly maintained. Very disappointed as I have now paid over $600 for bearings that should last well over 100K miles.
- Crawford K., Freeport, FL, US