Any advice like exact locations or... show more We took a family vacation to Florida this spring and went to New Smyrna beach and Disney of course. We are going back next year but really want to see that clear blue water that you see in the movies. The problem is that we don't know where to go.
Was this a fair cost to replace front bearing. This past weekend I had my 2002 Kia Sedona in to have the front passenger side wheel bearing replaced. I have not had this type of work done before and not sure if the total cost of $208 is a fair price. The break down was $73 for the bearing and $130 in labor.
When labor is factored in, the total labor costs can cost anywhere from $150 to as much as $350 per front or rear bearing. If more than one bearing needs to replaced, this quote can easily double. This will all depend on the shopâs labor rate, but most will be between $40 to $75 per hour, and each bearing should take about two hours to fix/replace. Most of the time, the front wheel bearing will cost a pinch more than the rear bearings since the bearings in the rear tend to have cheaper parts and the process can be faster than those replaced in the front.