Can You Keep Driving with Front Wheel Bearing Noise?

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Front wheel bearing noise indicates that you should not continue driving, as it poses significant safety risks. In mild cases, the bearing may be damaged and the tire severely worn. When the car is stationary or moving at low speeds, turning the steering wheel may produce a "squeaking" sound. In severe cases, you may even feel noticeable vibrations in the steering wheel. Below is relevant information about front wheel bearings: Introduction 1: As the name suggests, the front wheel bearing is installed in the front wheel area of the car. Classified by application, trucks and buses generally use tapered roller bearings, while older microcars often use paired single-row deep groove ball bearings. Introduction 2: Newer models mostly use second-generation hub units, while passenger cars typically use first-generation hub bearings. However, newer vehicles are gradually adopting second or third-generation hub units.