Originally posted by g00db0y
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I wouldn't just assume bearings. make sure your brake adjuster isn't locked up in the rear. when you jack up the car in the rear and the ebrake is off, how easy is it to turn the back wheel? if it feels locked or rubs then you need to check the adjuster, they seize all the time. if it's not brakes rubbing but sort of grinding/popping (I'm kind of guessing cuz idk the sound) when the tire is spinning or there is play in the wheel then it'll be your bearing.
as far as the car pulling to the right, (I'm going to guess a right brake) you'll need to start checking things out like others posted. I would also check brakes again though too. after driving for at least 5 minutes, stop in somewhere and get out and touch each wheel. note the temperature of each and let us know if any are hot enough to burn you, no joke. could be a seizing brake. I don't imagine alignment so much because you'll readjust the steering wheel to go straight...make sense? and if you want to check your alignment you can measure the front wheels on the front and back and see if there's any difference. That's how most of us do our alignments and it's spot on.
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