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Taking my Mariner into the dealership today. Very loud whirring sound coming from front tire(s)...hubby thinks it's a loose bearing...??? I hope it's not tooooo expensive to fix. :worry:
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Did you try having your Tink sprinkle some dust on it?
 

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Just took my escape in for a humming / buzzing tire type noise last week, it turned out to be front bearings and outer tie rods :rant: $680

Hope yours is something less
 

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Thanks, everyone. I think my Tink is being too lazy this summer vacay!! :taz:

Jordan31 said:
Just took my escape in for a humming / buzzing tire type noise last week, it turned out to be front bearings and outer tie rods :rant: $680

Hope yours is something less
Yikes! There never seems to be an inexpensive fix, eh?? Hoping for some good news!
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No, my warranty has been long gone. :(

Just curious, is there a certain mileage when wheel bearings go out?? My Mariner has 57k.
 

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Its a common escape problem as far as I know, mine had 115,000 ish kms, I think thats like 70,000 ish miles?
 

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Thanks, Jordan!
 

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The bearing on the left side went at 30k.
Oh poo!! :mad:
 

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Thanks, Airmapper! Me too!! :D
 

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Thanks, guys! I'll keep ya posted! :)
 

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By the description (over the interwebs), it sure sounds like a wheel bearing that should be fairly inexpensive as repairs go, as long as the tie rods are good to go. Hope it's just the wheel bearing. Not too uncommon for a number of vehicles. Good luck.
 

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Just heard from dealership. To summarize, left wheel bearing bad, right one starting to go bad ... instead of ordering hub assembly will repress bearings to save me a ton of money. Then a front end alignment after all that. Total cost $830 plus tax. :shock: Oh, also tie rod ends are ripped ....if I want to get those fixed it'd be an extra $250. Hmm....not great news but really wasn't expecting any. Should I take it some place else for another estimate? :cry:
 
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