I have been checking with at least 3 different mechanic about ongoing problem in my Buick park avenue 2003.only one told me that I need to replace both front bearings and also asking me to replace tires(which I did and problem still exists) also right front tie rod..none of these other mechanic are sure what is the problem..Problem is this...Car seems pulling(no break problem) and wheels wobbling..making wide turns..what is could be?looks like all these mechanic don't want to deal with to fix my bearings..what you say?
bad bearings are easy to diagnose. Jack up car and shake the tire. If it wobbles and makes a slight noise that's your problem. When you go to a shop tell them you want to watch them check the car and show you what the problem is. You will also hear a noise from the tie rod ends or ball joints. Any backyard mechanic knows this so a shop should.
Oh, i've got in no way seen a Buick - do no longer see that many American automobiles over right here interior the united kingdom. nicely, you notice a number of those enormous gruesome issues, hummers which appear like long gone incorrect tanks, yet this is approximately it. nicely, that and those PT Chrysler hearse thingys.
You might have a bent rim/s, if you took a real hard curb shot some time this can happen. If you have bad bearings there will be a lot of shaking of the steering wheel at most speeds. Bent suspension members do not result in wheel wobble, of course a bent axle will. But bending the axle stub is a difficult thing to do. The wheel will bend first.
take it to a GM dealer. their techs will perform the proper diagnostics and fix it. they'll get it done right instead of these chain mechanic shops
