It is possible, but it is usually considered to be a wear item like brake pads and rotors. You will have to read your warranty. There is fine print somewhere. Ask at the dealership.
Unless your warranty is "bumper-to-bumper", then no. A wheel bearing is a normal wear item, just like a brake pad or a tire.
No, a wheel bearing is not part of the Powertrain warranty.
Lisa
Customer Care
Chrysler Group LLC
Grey are depending on warranty etc.
Power train normally refers to engine, gearbox, driveshafts and differentials.
Wheel bearings not normally considered part of this but...depending on wording and interpretation of a warranty it may! Be.
Check with small print on warranty . If not clear a simple phone call can often get definitive answer from warranty supplier.
It doesn't hurt to call and ask a dealer or two for your specific make/model of car, but I've personally never seen a powertrain warranty that covers any parts outside the casing of the transmission or the engine itself. Be prepared to pay for that bearing out of pocket, unfortunately.
Does the Wheel Bearing repair cosidered powertrain warranty?
