Hey everyone,

I hope someone can help me with this issue I'm having. When ever i start driving I get a rumbling noise from the front tires. At first I thought is was just the tires on since I have BF Goodrich g-Force T/A KDW Tires all around the car and was told of the really bad road noise. I recently removed my aftermarket wheels off my car and put the stock tires back on. The road noise has gona away yet I get this rumbling noise that I can't figure out what it is. When it rumbles it comes and goes and comes and goes. If anyone can help me out it would be great...

Thanks

 

is it related to speed? like the pitch changes as your speed goes up or down? and can you tell if it is coming from one side more than the other?

 

WHAT A HOMO.....

 

Is it only when you start driving?

 

Yes the pitch does change as I speed up and down. The sound mostly now comes from the front driver side and at times the passenger side. Any thoughts?

 

Yup...

 

*** LMAO!!! this is serious talk SONN!!!

 

If it's only for a brief second when you start driving, it could be your ABS system doing it's test.

 

Could be a cv joint or wheel bearing....

 

When you say it comes and goes, do you mean that sometimes it's there, sometimes it's not, or do you mean it's like a pulsating sound?

 

Is the noise you're hearing louder at slower speeds like from 35 MPH and below? If so that what we refer to as tire roar and the insides of your tires should be worn considerably. Bearings, you can jack your G up see if the tire/wheel moves back and forth. To nail this down go to an independent brake/alignment shop and have them check it out....note I didn't say dealership!!
Gary

 

I got a noise for y'all if anyone can he'll me out it would be nice...every one and a while I hear a popping noice coming from the front of the car when I turn have no clue what it I've looked with wheels and eventing seems to look fine so what would be causing the popping noise?

 

First thing would be to check your tires and alignment.

 

I have the same problem...waiting for solid answer too````

 

That's the perfect word for it pulsating sound yes... Goes up, down, up, down...