I need rear wheel bearings replaced on my daewoo lanos. I'm living in Balcatta / Stirling Perth WA and looking for a trustworthy mechanic to do the job. Any recommendations ?

While spinning wheel, tighten nut to 18 ft-lbs/25 Nm,
loosen nut 180 degrees (1/2 turn), tighten to 18 in-lbs/2 Nm

good luck as I cant find a listing for parts but on average about $150 a side if taken to a shop. this all depends on the labor rate in your area as well

only bearing that you replace not expensive

Press in bearing.

Daewoo rear wheel bearing parts numbers are
94535209 and 94535218....one each per side

Remove the wheel ,then track end ,brake caliper support ,the pinch bolt that holds housing to the strut ,lower track control arm swivel.pull off and place on bench .knock the centre hub piece out and on the inside of the housing is a big circlip that holds it in .Then take to a garage and have the old one pressed out and the new one pressed in.stripping shouldnt take more than 35mins ,visit to garage for the pressing?? allow 2 days --- refitting max half hour

Jack up the car (SAFELY) so one wheel is just clear of the ground.

Grip the wheel with both hands and see if there is any movement when you "pull / push" the wheel.

If there IS movement ..... you need new bearings.

Good luck.

If the sound is all the time, no matter what you are doing then it is the Transmission going bad. CV Joints, Wheel bearing will only make the noise when in rotation.. Also remember that this is a front wheel drive car, so it will throw you off thinking it is the wheel bearings or CV joints due to the front wheel drive

they come as a whole assembly hub and all

your brakes are keeping i on the dum try a puller and a hammer