chevy tahoe rear wheel bearing replacement 

One of the best tutorial videos I have seen!

Very clear and straightforward. I may be looking at doing this on a 2013 Escalade but I have yet to determine if it is a wheel bearing problem or has the parking brake assembly begun to disintegrate. I'm not familiar with rear wheel bearings going bad at just over 112K miles but I suppose anything is possible. Thank you for showing everything so clearly here.

very informative video.one thing though i would do is clean the axle tube and bearing area to remove as much metal particles as possible. my passenger side was full of ground metal. on my older 8.6 without that abs thing behind the bearing i used some lint free rags soaked in some solvent or diesel oil and a length of copper romex cable to swab the axle tube out. and whatever is left the magnet on the pan will eventually get it.

Nice video... I would suggest going the extra mile and removing the sway bar all together, that way you can rest the axle tube upon the jack stand directly. You stand the chance of ruining the sway bar bushings with the upward force if you don't. Overall, good job!

Thanks for this video I have a 03 Chevy Tahoe and mine is grinding like crazy is getting on my nerves sounds like it's coming from the driver side but to be on the safe side I will change both of them thank you so very much for this video have a very safe holiday weekend🎉🎉🎉

Good lighting and you really helped me out doing my 2011 Denali

Great video, very informative and well done. Thank you.

Very very well explained, thank's a lot !

Jacob magnetic will get that c ring out before pulling axle

There's a way to determine which rear wheel bearing is bad. When driving and turning the vehicle to the right, more weight is shifted onto the left wheel bearing, usually causing the noise to get louder if the left bearing is bad. If the right wheel bearing is the bad one, the noise often will get noticeably louder when turning to the left.

Thanks for the help!!

Amazing job bro

Thank you

What about using the repaired bearings? Is there an extra step or the same process? I was advised to use the repaired bearings on mine. It's a 08 Avalanche.

Can I use high temperature synthetic grease for the bearing instead of gear oil ??

Thanks 👍

I had Firestone do this job for me . Afterwards the abs light and traction light are on . Day later my brakes start locking up . Any idea what is going on ? Tech at Firestone says it may be ring gear not lined up correctly

Very nice ..Questions?/ When slamming the outer bearing into the axle tube is there a collar or stop that the bearing hits bottomed out in tube? and if so how does the reductor tone ring pass that collar to remove if necessary.. How much gap is between between the tone ring and the bearing 1/4 inch ?? guessing. Thanks for your help and great video.

Why the swa bar link removal

Brake pads replaced Brake roter replaced, but back left tire squeals bad at any turn even at a slight shift of steering wheel would it be bearings

My yukon made clunk noise but i remplace u joint and trans new problabli it bering worn?

What is the bearing in the front diff called ? So their is 3 bearings ?

How much would you charge for this job?

So how do you do the one with locking diff? You just changed the video to one without lol

We're in the process of pushing the axel back in however it stops right before it can become flash with the disk? What's the issue?

Id the driver side same process

I wish you were located in Memphis

if your car is making that sound & you tire wiggles back & forth a little when you lift it off the ground is that the wheel bearing also ?

What was the price for the parts

Don't use electric grease on your bearings!

I got a 2007 Chevy Tahoe z71 4*4

Driver side rear is leaking oil and smoking could it be the seal or bearings

pin not sliding back in instructions unclear

U skip the whole process of putting it in

Thumbs down get a tripod

I'm not looking forward for this job