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Signs of when your car needs new bearings:
1. The bearings are howling, or you may hear a knocking noise as you drive along
2. When your car is on a jack and you pull your tire back and forth and it feels like it shifts a little or is wobbly.
3. When your car is on a jack and you have a hard time spinning the tires.
4. If you take off the hub cap and it looks like all the grease has run out of the bearings.
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