- Spherical Roller Bearings: Spherical roller bearings have barrel-shaped rollers that are guided by inner and outer ring raceways with a common spherical raceway on the outer ring. This design allows the bearing to accommodate misalignment and axial displacement, making them suitable for applications where shaft deflection or misalignment is present.

   - Needle Roller Bearings: Needle roller bearings are capable of supporting high radial loads in applications with limited radial space. Their compact design and high load-carrying capacity make them suitable for use in automotive transmissions, small engines, and other machinery with space constraints.

It's important to note that while thrust ball bearings have these limitations, they are still valuable components in many applications where axial load support is the primary requirement. Understanding these disadvantages allows engineers and designers to make informed decisions when selecting bearings for specific applications, ensuring that the chosen bearings align with the operational demands and load conditions.