wheel noise from rear tire.
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wheel noise from rear tire.
Well, it seems my car is just falling apart lately - the vibration under accelleration, the Car wash nearly ripping my fender off, etc, etc.
I was driving a little today and noticed I am hearing a very faint whirring noise coming from my rear passenger tire. It's so faint that I can only hear it with the windows up.
It also is only audible from 0-20mph, then I can't hear it anymore. It doesn't ever seem to change loudness either, or be affected by accelleration/deceleration (except it has a rythm that gets faster or slower)
Anyone have any ideas?
(It ALMOST sounds like tire noise does on the freeway, but quieter, and it has a rythm to it)
IanS
I was driving a little today and noticed I am hearing a very faint whirring noise coming from my rear passenger tire. It's so faint that I can only hear it with the windows up.
It also is only audible from 0-20mph, then I can't hear it anymore. It doesn't ever seem to change loudness either, or be affected by accelleration/deceleration (except it has a rythm that gets faster or slower)
Anyone have any ideas?
(It ALMOST sounds like tire noise does on the freeway, but quieter, and it has a rythm to it)
IanS
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Originally posted by njmaxseltd
You have tire tread noise.
Check the tread for cupping. You may also habe a bad radial belt which you wount be able to see.
You have tire tread noise.
Check the tread for cupping. You may also habe a bad radial belt which you wount be able to see.
I was thinking bearings.....what are the symptoms of that?
ianS
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