How much does a front ball joint replacement cost?
In general, ball joints are inexpensive with a range between $20 to $80 each. Labor will vary greatly by model. Some vehicles cost as low as $60 to $80. Yet others, especially four-wheel drive trucks, can range from $160 to $200 per ball joint.
Can you drive on a bad ball joint?
You should not drive with a bad ball joint. Continuing to drive can cause damage to other vehicle components and if the joint fails completely you could lose control of the vehicle, leading to a crash and injuries.
What kind of suspension does a Toyota Camry have?
Your Camry’s suspension is all rubber-mounted, meaning that there are a series of rubber bushings throughout the front and rear suspension of the vehicle. Give the rubber a visual inspection, looking for dryrotting, tears, and excessive play or movement.
When to replace wheel bearings in Toyota Camry?
If your wheels do exhibit this tendency, the wheel bearings require replacement. Wheel impacts, like large potholes and contact with curbs, can cause wheel bearings to fail prematurely. If you have a worn wheel bearing, consider replacing in an axle pair, i.e. the front left and front right, instead of the individual bearing.
Why is my suspension so noisy in my Toyota Camry?
If your suspension has become abnormally noisy and uncomfortable, you’ve likely got an issue. Squeaks, clunks, bangs, pops and rattles can all occur when the various suspension components wear out on your vehicle. Read up on the common problems below, and help troubleshoot your Camry’s suspension issues.
What kind of ride does a Toyota Camry have?
If you’re not sure which camp your issue falls under, you should take care to find out sooner rather than later. This article applies to the Toyota Camry (2007-2011). As it left the factory, your Toyota Camry had a quiet, comfortable ride, designed for many miles without issue.