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    Got a 57 plate 1.9 vectra (150) vauxhall said my rear tyres have cassolated to be honest I think the wheel bearing are in the way out, are they any simple ways to check what it is? Also what prices would I expect to pay from vauxhall for my rear wheel bearings to be done???

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    do you know anyone wi a vec ?
    change rear wheals and test drive to see,
    I replaced both rear bearing hubs on mine only to find out it was tyres .
    so now got 2 bearing/hubs lying in shed gathering dust

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    Quote Originally Posted by gsxrster View Post
    do you know anyone wi a vec ?
    change rear wheals and test drive to see,
    I replaced both rear bearing hubs on mine only to find out it was tyres .
    so now got 2 bearing/hubs lying in shed gathering dust
    Exactly the same with me (on a Vectra 'B'). The rear tyres had castellated and were making a significant noise above 50mph, sounded just like a bearing. Changed the bearings to no good effect (old ones in my shed as well....). Then noticed the castellations or irregular feathering of the tyres. Replaced the tyres* and silence.
    Not sure what caused the tyres to castellate though - the new ones seem fine?

    * The tyres were nasty 'Linglong' so I put it down to that make

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    I have same car 1.9 150 and had same issue, replaced tyres now all good

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    The easy way to check for bearing wear is to jack up the wheel, clear of the ground and spin it as fast as you can. If the bearing is wearing you will hear the drone change pitch as the speed of rotation changes.

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    Also wear in the rear upper control arms can cause wear on the inner part of the rear tyres.

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