When it comes to keeping your INFINITI moving, a functioning Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front) is essential. If it's worn out or damaged, the wheels will have a hard time spinning. Using ball bearings, the Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front) ensures the wheel can spin freely while it stays firmly attached to the axle on your INFINITI via the tire rod and ball joints. The ball bearings in the Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front) allow one side of the wheel hub to spin while the other side stays firmly anchored to your vehicle.

While your vehicle's Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front) does allow the wheel to spin, there should not be any looseness or give when the tire is rocked back and forth. If you believe your Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front) needs to be replaced and you have the tools and skills for the job, begin by jacking your INFINITI up until the tire is no longer touching the ground. Ensure your INFINITI is parked on a level, flat surface, and chock the wheels on the ground to keep them from rolling while you make the repair. We also recommend visiting your nearest authorized INFINITI service center for help.

To inspect your Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front), start by placing a hand on each side of the tire and try to move it back and forth. If the ball joints connecting the wheel to the axle are difficult to move but the wheel moves when you rock it, there may be a problem with the Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front).

Driving with a damaged or broken Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front) may cause a few things to happen. First, you might note that the tires sound louder than normal while driving. When a Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front) is bad or wearing out, it can cause an abnormally loud whirring noise that increases the faster you drive. Second, you may notice your vehicle pulling to one side while you drive. While this issue could be a sign of other problems, such as wheel misalignment, a worn Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front) can also be the source. Last, you may notice uneven wear on your tires' tread. Looseness that comes from a bad Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front) can cause excess vibrations, leading to rapid or uneven tire wear.

Does the Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front) on your INFINITI need to be replaced? Get your replacement Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front) from genuine INFINITI Parts to ensure that your new Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front) fits your INFINITI's specific model and trim.

This Wheel Bearing And Hub (Right, Front) and 40202ZR40B is made to fit your INFINITI QX56 2007-2010. See the What This Fits tab for more information.