Can you pack barrings on a 2007 Chevy Silverado classic?

You can't "pack bearings" in the way the phrase is typically used (referring to lubricating and installing wheel bearings) on a 2007 Chevy Silverado Classic without significant mechanical experience and the right tools. Wheel bearings on this truck are typically sealed units, meaning they come pre-packed with grease and are not meant to be repacked. Attempting to repack them can damage the seals and lead to premature bearing failure.

If you're experiencing issues like noise, vibration, or play in the wheels, you likely need to replace the entire bearing assembly, not repack it. This is a moderately advanced repair job that often requires specialized tools (like a bearing press) and a good understanding of automotive mechanics. It's usually best left to a professional mechanic.

Before concluding you need new bearings, ensure you've checked other potential causes of wheel issues such as:

* Tire pressure: Uneven tire pressure can cause vibration.

* Tire wear: Worn tires can cause noise and vibration.

* Brake components: Worn brake pads or rotors can cause noise and vibration.

* Wheel alignment: Poor alignment can lead to vibrations.

If after checking these, you suspect a wheel bearing issue, consult a professional mechanic. They have the expertise and tools to diagnose the problem correctly and perform the necessary repair safely and effectively.