Sealed Bearings or Repackable?

By knipper_03
April 24, 2003 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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knipper_03

Posted April 24, 2003

Was curious is the wheel bearings front and/or rears are sealed or repackable. Seems to me that they whould make them sealed so you just buy new ones every 100,000 miles on average. Thanks for your input!

asepgrad98

Posted April 24, 2003

all the ones on the new body style trucks are sealed

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