RUNASO RV Service

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Wheel Bearing Replacement & Repack

Professional inspection, repacking, and replacement of RV wheel bearings to support smooth wheel rotation and safe towing or driving performance.

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Quick Service​ Overview

Mobile & In-Shop Service

Final Availability may depend on RV size, condition, and access.

  • Hamilton Region (Ancaster, Dundas, Flamborough, Glanbrook, Stoney Creek, Waterdown, Downtown Hamilton, East Hamilton, Mountain)
  • Niagara Region (St. Catharines, Niagara Falls, Welland, Fort Erie, Thorold, Grimsby, Lincoln, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Pelham, Wainfleet, West Lincoln)
  • Halton Region (Burlington, Oakville, Milton, Halton Hills)
  • Peel Region (Brampton, Mississauga, Caledon)
  • Wellington County (Guelph, Fergus, Elora, Centre Wellington, Puslinch)
  • Haldimand County (Caledonia, Cayuga)
  • Brant County (Brantford, Paris)
  • Toronto (Downtown Toronto, North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, York, East York)

Smooth Wheel Rotation

Bearings are serviced to reduce friction and heat.

Preventive Maintenance

Repacking extends bearing life and reliability.

Safety-Focused Service

Proper bearing condition supports safe travel.

Common Problems We Fix

Bearing problems often develop gradually and worsen quickly if ignored.

Grinding, humming, or growling noises

Bearing wear or contamination.

Excessive heat at wheel hubs

Insufficient lubrication or bearing failure.

Wheel play or looseness

Worn bearings or incorrect adjustment.

Contaminated grease

Water or debris intrusion.

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Our Solution

RUNASO provides wheel bearing replacement and repack by removing hubs, inspecting bearings and races, cleaning and repacking serviceable bearings, or replacing components when wear or damage is found. This service restores bearing reliability but does not correct axle misalignment, brake defects, or suspension issues unless quoted separately.

Bearing & Race Inspection

Wear, pitting, or heat damage is evaluated.

Cleaning & Lubrication

Proper grease is applied for load and speed.

Adjustment & Reassembly

Bearings are set to correct preload.

What's Included

Hub & Bearing Inspection

Removal and inspection of wheel bearings and races.

Bearing Repack or Replacement

Repacking serviceable bearings or replacing damaged ones.

Post-Service Safety Check

Wheel rotation and bearing adjustment are verified.

How The Service Works

Noise or Maintenance Review

We review symptoms or service intervals.

Bearing Service

Bearings are repacked or replaced as required.

Final Review

Service findings and maintenance intervals are explained.

Pricing

Wheel bearing replacement and repack pricing depends on axle count, bearing condition, and labor time. Quotes are provided before service.

Single vs tandem axles

Bearing condition

Replacement vs repack

Labor time

Why Choose RUNASO

RV & Trailer Running Gear Experience

We understand load-related bearing wear.

Preventive Safety Focus

Proper bearing service reduces roadside failures.

Clear Scope & Documentation

Bearings serviced—not full axle systems.

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Frequently Asked Questions​

This service involves inspecting the wheel bearings, cleaning and repacking them with proper grease, or replacing worn bearings to ensure smooth and safe wheel rotation.
Wheel bearings support the RV’s weight while allowing the wheels to rotate smoothly. Worn bearings can cause heat buildup, wheel damage, or loss of control.
Common signs include grinding or humming noises, excessive heat at the wheel hub, vibration, uneven tire wear, or grease leakage.
Repacking involves cleaning and re-greasing bearings that are still in good condition. Replacement is required when bearings show wear, pitting, or damage.
Most manufacturers recommend repacking every 12 months or 10,000–12,000 miles, especially for trailers and heavy RVs.
Yes. Failing bearings can cause overheating, brake damage, hub failure, and premature tire wear.
No. Continued driving can lead to bearing seizure, wheel separation, or loss of braking efficiency.
Yes. Trailer bearings often experience higher loads and less suspension damping, making regular service especially important.
Yes. Seals are typically replaced to prevent grease loss and contamination.
Most services are completed within a few hours, depending on axle count and bearing condition.
Yes. Bearing failure is a common cause of RV roadside breakdowns and towing emergencies.
Service is recommended annually, before long trips, or anytime abnormal noise or heat is detected at the wheels.

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Wheel bearings support the rotation of your RV’s wheels under heavy load. Wheel bearing replacement and repack focuses on cleaning, lubricating, and replacing worn bearings—without guaranteeing elimination of all noises, correcting axle damage, or resolving unrelated brake or suspension issues.
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