Why Are the Rear Wheels Particularly Hot?

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Reasons for the rear wheels being particularly hot are as follows: Rotation Issues: Manually rotate the inspected wheel several times to check if the rotation is smooth and if there are any unusual noises. If the rotation is not smooth and there is a friction sound, it indicates an issue with the braking system; if there is no noise but the rotation is uneven and intermittently tight and loose, it suggests a problem with the bearing. When these abnormal conditions occur, the wheel hub should be disassembled for inspection. Braking Issues: Inspection of the braking system. Typically, when inspecting the wheel hub bearings, the wheel braking mechanism is also checked. If there are oil stains on the inner side of the tire, it is likely caused by leakage from the brake wheel cylinder or brake fluid line, which should be addressed.