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i have a lifted f350 with wrangler all terrain tires military
anyhow it seems all 3 tires make noise but wow the right front tire makes alot of noise while driving. i checked the tire pressure and its fine. its always made noise since i bought it and i havent had any problems but what can i do to shut it up its so loud. |
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Re: one tire makes alot of noise on my ford f350
have you had the front end checked and alignment checked.
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Re: one tire makes alot of noise on my ford f350
the alignment is perfect the truck drives straight no problems
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Re: one tire makes alot of noise on my ford f350
Have u checked the wheel bearing or the tire or put the tire on a differint axel to see if it still makes the noise
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Re: one tire makes alot of noise on my ford f350
The first thing to do about this problem is rotate the noisy tire to another spot, and see if the noise moves. If it does, you got a bad tire wear pattern that's causing the noise. (Note, this isn't always due to an alignment issue, some tires just have a tendancy to wear bad. Ex. continental Contitrac's like on Tribute's and Escapes) If the noise stays in the same position, odds are, you've got a bad wheel bearing.
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Re: one tire makes alot of noise on my ford f350
The first thing to do about this problem is rotate the noisy tire to another spot, and see if the noise moves. If it does, you got a bad tire wear pattern that's causing the noise. (Note, this isn't always due to an alignment issue, some tires just have a tendancy to wear bad. Ex. continental Contitrac's like on Tribute's and Escapes) If the noise stays in the same position, odds are, you've got a bad wheel bearing.
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