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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheDarkKnightKnox" data-source="post: 9567" data-attributes="member: 509">There are many ways you can check for a bad HUB, its uncommon for a bad HUB not to make any noise.A check you can make is by checking the temperature of the wheel hub after driving ten miles. The hub portion should be barely warm (the wheel itself will be hotter because of the brakes). The hub's job is to prevent friction with the body. If the hub is warm, friction is causing it to heat up, and you need new hubs.IMO i would find it even more rare if both front HUBs are bad.Good luck let us know what you find</blockquote>