Q:i recently bought an Enjoi deck, some $LAVE wheels and i'm getting a pair of Independent trucks today but i don't know what are the best bearings for street since i dont like skate parks. (the city is my skate park). so if you could please give me a list of the bearings you personally think are the best for street that would awesome.I've never checked what bearings i use so that's why i don't know which are the best ones.

Id say stear clear of skateboard brands that also make bearings, I only get 1 of two bearings, either bones reds, they range from $15-20, they are quick bearings right out of the box, they are relatively cheap and sturdy, bones swiss bearings will spin longer, so you wont have to spend as much time pushing, but they cost about $45-50. Dont waste you money on other bearing brands that use abec ratings, if you have the money for them id say the swiss are worth it, but if not reds are the way to go.

Q:When I drive my VW at high speeds there is an odd vibration in the steering wheel. Could this be a problem with the wheel bearings?

If it is just vibration - not noise, then check your wheels for balance. Next would be brake rotors.

Q:Wich 1s should i use and why?

Abec isn't a brand you morons, it's a rating system. I've skated a few Rush Abec 5's before, they were really smooth bearings but they didn't last as long as some bearings I've had in the past. The only Blind Lifetakers I know of was a series of wheels they brought out about a decade ago, and they were horrible haha. If they are now doing bearings under the same name, I haven't tried them out. However Dwindle products (Blind, Almost, Enjoi, etc) have been great quality recently, so they might be worth a try. I'm sorry that wasn't much help on your decision, but with a lot of things in skateboarding, you have to try them out for yourself to see if you like them personally, as different people like different things. I personally skate Bones Super Swiss, they are expensive but a set usually lasts me about 2 years, so they are worth the money in the long run.

Q:i need a 2 piece bearing that has plates (like the swivel on a computer chair) but can seperate and be put back together...anyone know how to make this or know where i can get one (i plan on welding a metal disk to each side but i want to be able to seperate the disk when repair is necessary)

You can have seperate pieces, but you sepArate them. I think you would have to design an assembly to suit your needs. Most bearings are inseperable. You just need to separate the bearing housing from the whatever.

Q:I have been checking with at least 3 different mechanic about ongoing problem in my Buick park avenue 2003.only one told me that I need to replace both front bearings and also asking me to replace tires(which I did and problem still exists) also right front tie rod..none of these other mechanic are sure what is the problem..Problem is this...Car seems pulling(no break problem) and wheels wobbling..making wide turns..what is could be?looks like all these mechanic don't want to deal with to fix my bearings..what you say?

Oh, i've got in no way seen a Buick - do no longer see that many American automobiles over right here interior the united kingdom. nicely, you notice a number of those enormous gruesome issues, hummers which appear like long gone incorrect tanks, yet this is approximately it. nicely, that and those PT Chrysler hearse thingys.

Q:For the bearings i was thinking between either super reds or biltins, and for the wheels i was deciding between Ricta white lightning boltz or bones 100's stf. Give your thoughts on which ones are better and even tell me if there are others you can recommend!

Both not very good choice for the bearings, but I don't know a lot about them. I do know a lot about the wheels, which you would definitly want to pick the Rictas, if you want to go fast and glide. You would pick the Bones, if you don't want to go as fast.

Q:I heard using mineral spirits is a good way to clean bearings, but I also heard some can end up damaging them

Usually we do not clean them you simply pack new grease into them forcing the old crap out

Q:I have a 2001 Dodge Durango and it has been making a roaring/humming noise when I drive usually it gets loud when I get up to 15-20 mph. The rpm's are fine and it doesn't overheat so I suspected my wheel bearings. This morning, I jacked up the front and tested both tires. The passenger side had a lot of play in it and when I spun the wheel, it made a slight grinding noise as if something was rubbing. The driver side did not make this noise.1) is this a problem with the bearings?2) if yes, what goes into replacing them?3) is there a website that gives step-by-step instructions for replacing them?

2 wheel drive or 4 wheel drive??

Q:i have the money its just that i don't know which ones to bye

WOW okorder /

Q:My friend Lance has been sk8ting a while and he has dragon bearings and an Element deck. I want to know if this companies are good.

i've never heard of dragon bearings but some really good quality bearings are china reds. and they arent to expensive. personally, i dont think element is a good brand. my friend had one and the board was horrible. it had no concave at all (a flat peice of wood) and it broke really easy. me and my friend both have enjoi boards currently and he says its way better than his old element board. i suggest Enjoi