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What Does it Cost to Replace Wheel Hubs & Bearings on Average?

Growls, hums, squeaks, or chirps from the tires on a Chrysler 300 at low speeds. A shaky steering wheel in a Dodge Challenger. An ABS light on the dash of a RAM 1500 (if the sensor's having trouble sending or reading signals).

No matter the vehicle, if you're seeing these things, you've probably got a bad wheel hub assembly. If you're hearing whirring or snapping sounds, though, or clicking as you drive, your wheel bearings are probably worn, too. In fact, they're likely about to go bad.

You should replace them ASAP -- the hub assemblies on each front and rear wheel, their bearings, or both, depending on what's at issue; the former run $550 plus, while the latter go for $350 or more. It might be obvious why, but both are important parts of three critical systems: the steering, the anti-lock brakes (ABS), and the traction control (TCS) system. What they do is allow your vehicle to turn freely and smoothly; when they can't, your wheels won't be able to turn as well, they may become unstable, and they may even come off, putting you in danger during a drive.

Shop with us here at First Choice Mopar Parts, though; we'll save you money. We sell OEM quality for less; our wheel hubs and bearings are made to fit your make and model, but better yet, they're steeply discounted.

Not sure how to install them? No problem; a Mopar service center can help.

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We carry wheel accessories galore, too -- lugs for wheel upgrades, wheel locks to help prevent rim theft, wheel center caps to add stylish touches, and more. Order today; we'll ship anywhere stateside, and fast. Contact us if you have any questions.