What Are the Consequences of Continuing to Drive with a Bad Car Bearing?
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Continuing to drive with a bad car bearing can have consequences ranging from minor discomfort, such as vehicle deviation and increased tire noise, to severe issues like suspension damage and steering system failure, which may lead to traffic accidents. The symptoms of a bad car bearing are as follows: 1. Symptom one: When one of the four wheel bearings is damaged, you will hear a continuous 'humming' sound inside the car while driving, and the noise increases with speed. 2. Symptom two: A slight humming sound can usually be heard starting at around 60 km/h, becomes noticeable at 70-80 km/h, and requires raising your voice to converse at 100 km/h, accompanied by a fine vibration felt under your feet.