Q: Front right hub assembly keeps going out.

asked by on July 18, 2016

I changed my front hub assembly around February of this year, it has been displaying the same symptoms lately. I know the hub needs replaced but I'm thinking there is something deeper that is causing the hub to go out. I drive about 2000 miles a week for work so my vehicle takes a beating. I have also noticed the entire vehicle seems to lean to the right at all times. Thanks for the help.

My car has 189000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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