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Have anyone replaced them so far? How big is the job or it's better off leave this mess for someone else to sort out?

Right now the offside rear wheel making a shitload of noise between 60-90km/h but it's gone after a while. Something similar is happening to the nearside front wheel between 40-70km/h. Could it be anything else besides the wheel bearing that's packed in?

Thanks fellas.

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mmmmm.....yep, same prob I had!!! that's all it could be with your current description!!!

had my front bearings replaced 4 months ago. mmmmm...sweet.

don't try replacing them yourself, unless your big and got the right tools. (the front bearings on a 33 are massive and 'square' profiled'..as opposed to 'cone'.)

$120.00 for front bearings, appx $120 for labour. (Gary Rogers) rears should be similar. (search my previous thread on this, more correct info)

also....Check ur tyres, properley, too...check for 'feathering', pressure etc...

The noise difference was incredible once above 60kmh. (nothing now!!)

Do a search on my 'previous threads' on 'wheel bearings'....I'm sure that I left a lot more info on this subject, back then. (including prices!!)Just that I'm at work...and stuff!!!

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