Wobbly Tire Noise From Front End?
#1
Wobbly Tire Noise From Front End?
Over the past 2 months I have notice a "wobbly" sort of tire noise from the front end. I just had alignment done about 2 weeks ago and the excessive tire noise is still there...
any ideas?
any ideas?
#6
ok..i was confused as to why you were replying..then i read more...
but yea..i just bought brand new rims and tires mounted and balanced...i put them on my car w/ my gorilla lugs, but they were too small, so it kept vibrating and lugs kept coming loose..when i finally realized it was the lugs i switched them and because of all that..it threw my tires out of balalnce..
all it takes is a pot hole or sumthin to make the tires go out of balance.
but yea..i just bought brand new rims and tires mounted and balanced...i put them on my car w/ my gorilla lugs, but they were too small, so it kept vibrating and lugs kept coming loose..when i finally realized it was the lugs i switched them and because of all that..it threw my tires out of balalnce..
all it takes is a pot hole or sumthin to make the tires go out of balance.
#15
Really does sound like a bearing. As mentioned above wiggle the wheel to see if there is any play.
Since you said there is no vibration, I would rule out wheel balancing/centering hub rings/lugs.
Check for wheel bearing play and report back
Since you said there is no vibration, I would rule out wheel balancing/centering hub rings/lugs.
Check for wheel bearing play and report back
#16
How many km's are on those tires? It is possible, if they are used tires, that they are feathered/cupped or have uneven wear and in that case, no matter how many times you balance them, they will be noisy and feel rough. You should be able to feel them with your hand and tell if they have uneven wear/feathering/cupping etc.. This usually occurs on the inner half of the tire tread.
In response to someone elses reply: Th only way hitting a pot-hole with throw off the balance of a wheel/tire, is if one of the wheel weights falls off or the rim gets bent.
In response to someone elses reply: Th only way hitting a pot-hole with throw off the balance of a wheel/tire, is if one of the wheel weights falls off or the rim gets bent.
#17
bearings could be causing that
This may be a dumb question , but did you by any chance increase the tire size in your car?
I know that when i put 16s in my civic i started to have a lot of tire noise and it gets loud at high speeds.. When i put my 14s back for the winter the noise went away
This may be a dumb question , but did you by any chance increase the tire size in your car?
I know that when i put 16s in my civic i started to have a lot of tire noise and it gets loud at high speeds.. When i put my 14s back for the winter the noise went away
#18
Tire size is 15" 205 "thicker"
bearings could be causing that
This may be a dumb question , but did you by any chance increase the tire size in your car?
I know that when i put 16s in my civic i started to have a lot of tire noise and it gets loud at high speeds.. When i put my 14s back for the winter the noise went away
This may be a dumb question , but did you by any chance increase the tire size in your car?
I know that when i put 16s in my civic i started to have a lot of tire noise and it gets loud at high speeds.. When i put my 14s back for the winter the noise went away
#20
ok so driving home tonight on the highway, i started to get a strong "rubber" burning smell come through the vents....
i checked the tires when i got home, and they were warm/cold to the touch.
I am just wondering if the noise that i hear which is a
Humming / wobbly noise in front end of car?
could it be my belts?
Here is an exact explanation of what I am hearing...
"have started to notice that when accelerating there is a slight hum / wobbly / rubbing noise in the front end of my car. Not terribly loud, but easily noticeable. It seems to go along with the speed of the car. When you let off the gas and slow down you can hear it more clearly as it will drop down in pitch with the vehicle. You can kind of feel it in the steering wheel as well as a soft vibration when slowing down. Don't necessarily hear anything worse in the turns or moving left and right. Just when accelerating and decelerating. "
I have noticed grease leaking from the front right CV boot, i did get it tightened with a new clip and have grease put in it.
could it also possibly be...
axle bearing on the half shaft of the drive shaft????
i checked the tires when i got home, and they were warm/cold to the touch.
I am just wondering if the noise that i hear which is a
Humming / wobbly noise in front end of car?
could it be my belts?
Here is an exact explanation of what I am hearing...
"have started to notice that when accelerating there is a slight hum / wobbly / rubbing noise in the front end of my car. Not terribly loud, but easily noticeable. It seems to go along with the speed of the car. When you let off the gas and slow down you can hear it more clearly as it will drop down in pitch with the vehicle. You can kind of feel it in the steering wheel as well as a soft vibration when slowing down. Don't necessarily hear anything worse in the turns or moving left and right. Just when accelerating and decelerating. "
I have noticed grease leaking from the front right CV boot, i did get it tightened with a new clip and have grease put in it.
could it also possibly be...
axle bearing on the half shaft of the drive shaft????
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