This is step-by-step guide how to replace front wheel bearing on 2014 - 2015 Infinity QX60. For this job you will need some basic tools like diagonal cutters, pliers, 32mm, 17mm and 22mm wrenches and sockets, hammer and chisel, and some sand paper. LET'S BE SOCIAL!
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