I think best solution would be to contact a local dealership or trusted shop which sell car parts. I would also visit trusted car mechanic if I was looking for new bearings.
Main bearings and connecting rod bearings.
There are 8mm bearings and 10mm bearings. Unless the truck says that it needs 10mm bearings (ex. Bear 1052 trucks, the 10 is for the bearings and 52 for baseplate angle) it will use 8mm bearings. Most precision trucks use 10 mm bearings.
There are no bearings on an automotive rim.
They are a press fit
Faulty ball bearings lead to bearing failure.
Usually tapered roller bearings.
Depends on the vehicle and which bearings. Wheel bearings, not so expensive. Main bearings inside the engine, expensive.
less friction.
You must remove the wheel bearings, inspect them, repack them with grease, and install them back in the vehicle.
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You have to take the entire bearing out. No way to do it in vehicle.
Axle bearings support the weight of the vehicle and are called several different things depending on the suspension, axle, and control systems attached.
The average cost of pillow block bearings is around $45 dollars a piece. You can shop for prices at www.autozone.com for your specific vehicle.
You must go to the mechanic , as the vehicle must be on the lift. Otherwise, you can jack your vehicle up, dismantle each wheel , and grease and repack the bearings one at a time. That is not an option for most people, and done improperly may cause damage to the vehicle.
You can't. The bearings and the hub are assembled as one and expected to last the life of the vehicle. When the hub/bearings do fail, the assembly is replaced as one unit.
There are many different bearings in that vehicle. Need to know which one .
Main bearings are what the crankshaft rotates on.