wheel noise on right wheel when driving. even after new bearings
bratt
09-16-2009, 10:22 PM
well I heard some noise from the front tires. I decided to change all the wheel bearings.
After brand new bearings. the noise sounds pretty much the same.
the tires have a ton of tread left and are not very old.
Any suggestions?
After brand new bearings. the noise sounds pretty much the same.
the tires have a ton of tread left and are not very old.
Any suggestions?
Godofwarmike
09-17-2009, 01:52 AM
If its 4x4 it could be the cv shaft
What was the condition of the bearing when you replaced them? If they were bad or getting bad it could have changed the wheel alignment slightly making the tires choppy.
If you have replaced the tires recently (Within 8K miles or so) or rotated them often then you could try bringing the rear tires straight to the front cross the fronts and put them on the back without including the spare. if the noise continues it may just be the tires or possibly something Ive forgot to mention.
Information on the truck such as Year, model, mileage, 2x4 or 4x4, if you have lifted the truck, and type of tires will help a lot.
What was the condition of the bearing when you replaced them? If they were bad or getting bad it could have changed the wheel alignment slightly making the tires choppy.
If you have replaced the tires recently (Within 8K miles or so) or rotated them often then you could try bringing the rear tires straight to the front cross the fronts and put them on the back without including the spare. if the noise continues it may just be the tires or possibly something Ive forgot to mention.
Information on the truck such as Year, model, mileage, 2x4 or 4x4, if you have lifted the truck, and type of tires will help a lot.
bratt
10-09-2009, 11:41 PM
its not 4x4,
its the differential bearings
its the differential bearings
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