That was a fun one fam! So would you say the tires were "cupped?" The burnout fixed it. That's awesome. I might try it. (away from civilization of course)
@@precool it could be very similar for both. On initial road test it did sound like a wheel bearing. Once we inspected we noticed it was the tires that were cupped. A faulty wheel bearing will usually be more noisy when you put load on it by steering left to right to left…while driving. Also it could be loose when you shake the wheel.
The fix is to make sure there are no worn steering/suspension components, then do an alignment. Otherwise this is juat going to happen again. Since those tires are fairly low, I would just replace them.
That was a fun one fam! So would you say the tires were "cupped?" The burnout fixed it. That's awesome. I might try it. (away from civilization of course)
Yes it was a fix, no more road noise!!
@@MassProject So the test to determine tires or bearings/hubs is tires will be noisy at higher speeds, bearings are noisy at all speeds?
@@precool it could be very similar for both. On initial road test it did sound like a wheel bearing. Once we inspected we noticed it was the tires that were cupped.
A faulty wheel bearing will usually be more noisy when you put load on it by steering left to right to left…while driving. Also it could be loose when you shake the wheel.
@precool both can be noisy at both speed! It’s to take time to diagnose properly!
The fix is to make sure there are no worn steering/suspension components, then do an alignment. Otherwise this is juat going to happen again. Since those tires are fairly low, I would just replace them.
Yes we agree it need an alignment and tires
Still we fixed the issue for now!!😜