Noise coming from my Tires, Tires humming noise, frontend noise, humming noise
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2021
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This is a simple way to find out if your tires making noise, of course wheel bearing, differential, brake rotors, Axles and all rolling parts can make noise, however tires usually make slightly different noise since they are rubber, keep in mind there are some tires like truck tires, snow tires, specialty tire and etc. they have deep tread and different tread patterns (those type of tires are noisy from the day you buy them), my focus here on high low or uneven tread!
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All the videos I've watched to determine my issue, I found yours the most helpful.
My pleasure!
Best kits to check your tires or hum noise first first time seeing this great explanation
I have a similar noise they told me it’s both bearing in the back but it only makes noise around 15 to 25 at higher speed there’s no noise but when slowing down u can hear it
Wheel bearing and tire noise are somehow similar and it depends on how bad the tire tread are, if the tire tread look similar to what you see in this video or worse, you can start with changing tires first since you have to change them anyway, but if you notice vertical play in the tire most likely it is the bearing that causing noise too, Thanks
Great analysis done simply.
Nice experience . Thanks
You welcome
This is a great video to assess tire noice ! Thank you
Thanks 👍
oh thats a smart way to find out. My 2007 OBW has this humming sound too. But 90% peoples said is the bearing. LOL, is hard to tell when you doing over 70mph.
If your tires have low and high tread, it is most likely the tires, keep in mind that there are some tires tread pattern make noise from day one, specially if there is a large gap between treads, Thanks
Good explanation. Thank you very much.
You are very welcome, thanks for watching, you can watch this tire guide as well ruclips.net/video/yPwOs68NsbI/видео.html
Thank you so much i kept thinking it was my wheel bearing which I changed n still kept happening my second thought was my pads touching the rotors but now I know where the noise is coming from .
Great to hear!
Excellent! Thanks
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Exellent job, thank you Man💯💯💯💯
Thank you
Very useful video, thank you so much
You welcome 👍
Great video
Thx
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Your video really helped me diagnosing this problem. Liked and subscribed
My pleasure! Glad the video helped you 👍
Thank you for making a video like that,it was a good idea to check that first before we take it to the garage.
Glad it was helpful!
smart move , thanks
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No lie that was very helpful because make I changed everything except the tire
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muy buen video me gusto mucho ayudo a corregir mi falla de zumbido en mi seat león.
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I did tire change on irregular weared tire alignment and it fixed the sound
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I like...its nice
Glad you like it 👍
needs a tyre wheel alignment . toe out caster adjustment needs to be set . then the tyre won’t scrub inside anymore
So do I need to go get another used tire or is it okay it will just make that noise
I just had my tires rotated and I'm hearing noise from the front. I took the technician for a drive. He put the car on the lift and spun the tires a bit. He didn't do this of course. Is it common for tires to wear unevenly, but it's not apparent until they are moved to the front? (front wheel drive) Thanks so much!
Thanks for the video, an interesting way to test, that tire is cracking too, as you mentioned, the tire is bad.
This little jump was making noise similar to truck tires or wheel bearing humming noise, However We did change the tires after this video and the noise completely gone, Thanks for watching!
First thing to do is changing tires if it doesn’t fix the problem then u can go on the bearing most likely check your tires wears
Good video, thank you ! Even if the tire protector seems acceptable for driving I see cracks on tyre sidewall. Its better get red of these tyres and get a new ones. As from my experience some of Cooper tyres are absolute garbage - just after 20-25K km from new you see sidewalls peeling of. Dont buy Cooper.
Great point!
Good technique. Take the car back to the tire shop for replacement.
*There's a deeper problem causing the tire to wear unevenly. Such as bearings, bushings, control arms, etc; or something simple as rotating tires on schedule.*
I agree, Any bad suspension or steering parts can cause tire wear, Thanks for the comment!
It all depends not all of that will be wrong depends when you check it
Some tires are not perfectly round from the factory. In such a case they will develop a harmonic/bouncing effect and the problem can get worse over time by itself.
I’ve had new tire start howling on me after two weeks and my girlfriend was the one that told me about it
Hi and thanks for the video, I have a similar problem but I can't compare because you don't have the sound while driving the car, so maybe is possible sent you my recording of the sound and tell me if is the same or similar, because the technicians said is the wheel bearing or the CV axle
Hello, it is not easy to tell from recording, I don't want to give you the wrong diagnosis, the car has to be driven by the person who is checking it, if one tire has this high low tread , it is most likely the tire, very rare for the axle or CV joint to make humming noise, axles usually make clicking noise or vibration, you can change tire location and see if the noise follow the tire, also if only one tire you can put on the spare and see if the noise goes away, your mechanic should have the confident in finding the source of the noise, I am sorry this is the most I can help since I am not near the car, good luck and thanks
So in this case, how safe can we keep running with this bad tire? Is it very necessary and urgent to replace it? Thanks
It is always recommended to change any part on the vehicle that shows sign of wear before it get worse, I cant say it is urgent or not, all it depends how bad your tire is, in my opinion I will change it, because I don't like surprises, it is like when you hear accessories belt noise or brake starts to whistle, don't wait until the belt snaps or the brakes to go down to the rotors metal to metal, I will have this under preventive maintenance and change any part the I suspect might cause any issue while I am driving, Thanks
I have kelly tires (were on vehicle when i bought it) humming around 40 goes away at 50 comes back around 65
Not all tires are created equal. Certain brands may be well-suited for smaller cars but could prove uncomfortable for others. It's important to consider that tires are composed of rubber and steel, which can react differently to factors like temperature, weather conditions, duration of storage, and road conditions, depending on the materials used in manufacturing. Additionally, tire pressure significantly influences their performance. Apart from these considerations, issues with wheel bearings could also arise. I recommend having your car inspected by a trusted mechanic.
What could it be if it's a consistent humming noise. I've changed the wheel.bearing and axel and also bought a new tire
Check the differential and if it is 4 wheel drive you need to check both differentials, also check the drive shaft if you have one, one note if tires are winter tires or the threads have big gaps they will make noise, however you should have your vehicle inspected by good Mechanic, Good luck 🤞
Hi. I have a terrible humming noise coming from the back at higher speeds noticeable on smooth roads. Driving me crazy. I just rotated my tires and the noise is still there, exactly the same. The bearing was also checked and is fine. Car is front wheel drive. Could it be a bad rear alignment maybe?? Thanks
Most likely if you hit a pothole or curb
Is it possible to reverse this type of wear by rotating the tyres?
I don't think so, usually this tire wear caused by bad suspension, I recommend fixing the suspension parts causing this which is most likely the shocks or struts and replace the tire and make sure air pressure to specs, I have seen others sand the tire thread with Sander machine to even out the threads, but I never tried it and I don't recommend it, thanks
Ya good idea but still no one ca figure it out why the only inside surface of the tire get flatter please let me if you know my car’s front both tires have that problem
If the inside of the tires wear out faster, means you needed an alignment all along.
when i,m going over bumps . just driving normal my car start making spring sounds from the back could be the tires ?
Your shocks are probably bad.
My tires are humming at higher speeds. Wheel bearings are fine. My mechanic can't figure it out. Sensors are working properly. Tires are a few months old . The road noise is extremely annoying. Just started a week ago. Might have to rotate them
Did you ever figure it out?
@@MikeL0084 it was the bearing after all. I had to convince my mechanic to replace it. It went away
Nice trick but the problem has always a cause
Anyway thanks
You welcome!
sounds like your struts is bad and need replacing, when you do replace both sides. just happen to mine last week
You are right! We advised and suggested replacing the struts to the customer, but he just wanted the noise gone for now, and this what we did, thanks 👍
Is there a way to fix this without changing the tire?
When it comes to uneven tire treads, it's usually best to go ahead and replace the tire altogether for safety reasons. However, in some cases, if the outer tread is in good condition but the inner tread is uneven, you might have the option to have a tire shop flip the tire on the rim. This technique only works for symmetric tires, which don't have a specific inside or outside indicated on the tire wall. Flipping the tire might help reduce noise, but please keep in mind that this is just a temporary solution. Ultimately, it's still recommended to replace the tire as soon as possible to ensure your safety on the road.
@@carservicepro Ok thank you!
Is it worn shock absorber?
Yes most likely
@@carservicepro Thanks, very good technique, 👍👍
can a bad tire mount cause this?
If I understood your question right! incorrectly mounted tire will leak air or the car would wobble as soon as you drive
I think such sound comming from my car bcz of tyres bcz i did tyre rotation
You’re suppose to rotate it
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If driven like this does it increase your chances of having a flat tire? Had one already, put all 4 new tires on. And loud with speeds over 60mph. I’m pretty sure this is what’s happening. New tires. Wear them in. Just don’t wanna wear em in wrong and get another flat LOL
Hi Nick, not sure if I understood your question, however if there is noise after installing new tires, you may have bad wheel bearing or the the tread design on the new tires are making the noise similar to truck tires. Driving with bad tires can cause unexpected things it depends on the brand including going flat, stay safe!
Great video. How dangerous is it? I have the same issue on my new winter tires and I dont have an idea how to explain and prove that tire has this flaw.
Check Alignment, wheel bearing, shocks and etc, any part is connected to the wheel, suspension and steering must be checked to assure safety, sometimes low quality tires is a reason why tire change form to a certain way, the rubber and steel they use can differ in manufacturing! Stay safe, thanks
@@carservicepro Thank you for you response. I am pretty sure that the noise is coming from tires. I switched back to all season tires and the noise is gone. I have balancing done 2 times already but noise and vibration are on the same level as they were before balancing( I am going to take me car for road force balancing next week. That is my last hope to get it fixed. But if tires are not fixable I dont know how to prove it to a seller and how to get them replaced (
@@ivantereshchenko4584 Hey, I think I am having the same exact problem right now. I got them balanced twice and then today I got them balanced at a different location that has road force balance and I still have the same issue. I am suspecting there is flat spots on the tire. I will check back if I fix the problem or if you can shine some light on the problem
@@099JOEY Hello. Thank you for sharing your experience. I spent a lot time searching for potential solution or causes of this issue.
I begin thinking that it could not be tires issue. I mean tires are the source of the noise, but I think it is just tires threads disign and much more softer rubber of winter tires that cause tires make sounds like a chopper (helicopter).
However, I doubt that it causes any vibration.
I put my headphones and listen to music reality loud and I dont feel more vibration than usually.
I suspect that the reason for tires to make this noise is the much bigger winter tires contact area with road especially when the temperature above 0 Celsius.
I am going to wait until temperature drops below 0 Celsius to see what will happen.
Also if you did force road balancing it should show if your tires out of round.
I mean if something is wrong with tires shape or if they have any flat areas force road balancing should have revealed this.
Please keep me posted on this issue.
I will also let you know if I find a solution.
For now I will wait for real winter to come )
Thanks.
@@ivantereshchenko4584 Sorry for the late response but I did a test with the front of my car on jacks and in neutral (tires chocked) and I spun both tires forward and reverse and even held the coil spring to feel for vibration. There was an awful noise almost grinding noise from both sides but the driver side had a lot of vibration I could feel in the coil spring. I ended up changing both front wheel bearings and the problem went away. Good luck to you
Very informative but what’s the cause of this?
Usually shocks and or struts
Can I lift up the car and spin the wheel to isolate tire noise if I'm checking for a bad wheel bearing?
It depends on how bad is the wheel bearing, in some cases you need the vehicle load on the bearing, when it is of the ground there is very much no load, in any case you can try to see if you notice some play if you wiggle the wheel vertically! If there is no axle through the bearing like if you check the rear wheel on FWD vehicles this one is easy to spin the wheel by hand of the ground, you will hear abnormal noise easier!
My dad just change both front tyre. The very next day when I drive, I hear humming noise coming out when travelling 70 to 100km/h. More speed, louder the noise.
So I thought its because of wheel bearing so I change all four of em. But the noise keep coming out after changing all that.
Tomorrow, I will go to tyre centre to check out the front tyre.
Are you saying there is no humming heard before 70mph? And what make and model
@@carservicepro yes. Before my dad change the tyre, theres no sound whatsoever coming whether when I drive fast or slow. I realise just right after the tyre change, weird humming noise coming from front. The sound starts travelling from 60km/h or 40miles/h up to 100km/h or 62miles/h. Faster I drive, louder it gets. But after 120km/h or 75miles/h, the humming sound slowly decreasing.
Its Honda City 2016 GM6 (150,000KM) or (93,200 miles).
@@fared___3409 the only thing I can think of is the tires them self since the noise started after the tires replacement, some tires have different tread patterns can produce noise specially when treads are far apart, of course there are other causes but I don't think they apply to your issue.
@@carservicepro appreciate your reply. Thanks man.
@@fared___3409were you able to find a solution for this issue? I’m having same issues with all 4 new tires.
I have this humming sounds cumin from the back when im taking a left or right turn...both wheel bearings are new and i also have new tyres can you help?
Are you sure it is the back not the front? keep in mind some tires they make noise from the get go due to the tread pattern and design , it could be the axles or the differential bearings or gears, there are other causes depends on if it is a car, SUV or or pick up truck, also make and model, 4x4, 2 wheel drive, All wheel drive and etc., also if it is pressed wheel bearing or hub bearing, some models on the rear you have to know the torque specs for the middle nut you cant over tighten it, ... Let us know if you found the exact issue, Good luck!
I had a ford mondeo once and the sound was horrible! Was like a helicopter above me all the time.
can you show the noise
I can't make you hear the noise now because I don't have the car and must be on the road, but the closest example I can tell you is imagine you are setting in your room and all windows are closed and there is a construction truck about 50 feet away from you have their engine running, or the sound of a basement flood pump running, that hamming you hear is the sound.
Sounds like spin cycle on a washing machine?
Have u find the real reason , I m also facing the same problem
Same what y’all got
man your tires are dry rotted, you can see it right away, issue is the tires are bad.
just when you think youve seen ever trick! wham!!
Great idea...thanks. There aren't many foolproof tests on tires.
We need to be creative in many different ways! Thanks