anarchy57

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Yesterday I noticed an issue wit my car, whenever its rolling, it sounds like I have 2 flat front tires.

Whenever I accelerate, it seems as if the sound disappears but whenever the car is rolling, the noise gets louder and more rapid as the speed of the car is increased.

Also while decelerating, the sound becomes noticable around 5-10mph.

What in the world is going on here?

aBoZoG

balance your wheels or get new tires

wikidminds

probably flat spots on ur tires? maybe dey not balanced? maybe they arent really tires...........hmm.......

TomV

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I have a similar symptom on my 96 se. What kind of tires do you have? I am suspect of my dunlop sp sport a2's. I am also suspecting a front wheel bearing. It's not a very loud noise, only audible at parking lot speeds (just like original poster said).

I'm going to get mine checked out soon... i need new tires anyway.

95nissanMax

+1 for the flat spot

DR-Max

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It could be the road also.

JSutter

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its the automatic tranny.

konak85

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same tires, similar problem

anarchy57

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maybe it is my tires, cuz i do definitely need new ones.

wen i take turns at 5mph, they squeel, its pretty bad.

And this noise is audible at however speed i drive it, its getting ridiculously annoying

bhmax16

Sounds like 2 issues to me. If you squeal taking turns at 5mph your tires are either sh*t or completely bald and it's time for new ones. The vibration sounds more like a balancing issue. May want to check your wheels and make sure no weights have fallen off

anarchy57

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the vibration isnt tremendous, its barely noticable. the noise on the otherhand can be heard from a distance, the best way i can describe the sound is that it's similiar to driving with 2 flat tires.