Got one new tire ... crazy loud rubbing/grinding noise

deftron

Lifer
Nov 17, 2000
10,868
1
0
The flat was on the front

So they move a rear tire to the front, and but a new one on the back..

I got a weird rubbing type noise .. pretty much sounds like a bad wheel bearing.

Could one of the tires be unbalanced, or just coincidently a wheel bearing went bad
when I had a flat?






 

3chordcharlie

Diamond Member
Mar 30, 2004
9,859
1
81
likely your tires are too worn to really allow a single-tire replacement.

You could have an alignment done, but my guess is you need another new tire.

edit - if the flat had less than about 8-10k miles on it, disregard the above;)
 

deftron

Lifer
Nov 17, 2000
10,868
1
0
I think the tire had 70K on it ... the radial wore through so it was definitely worn.

LuckyI didn't have a blow out



 

mugs

Lifer
Apr 29, 2003
48,920
46
91
Originally posted by: deftron
I think the tire had 70K on it ... the radial wore through so it was definitely worn.

LuckyI didn't have a blow out

So... you have at least one tire that is similarly worn (possibly three) still on your car, and you're not worried?
 

deftron

Lifer
Nov 17, 2000
10,868
1
0
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: deftron
I think the tire had 70K on it ... the radial wore through so it was definitely worn.

LuckyI didn't have a blow out

So... you have at least one tire that is similarly worn (possibly three) still on your car, and you're not worried?

The tire that blew was a lot older than the rest... I believe it was
the original tire on the car

i think the others are OK ... newer and different brand
 

Kalvin00

Lifer
Jan 11, 2003
12,705
5
81
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: deftron
I think the tire had 70K on it ... the radial wore through so it was definitely worn.

LuckyI didn't have a blow out

So... you have at least one tire that is similarly worn (possibly three) still on your car, and you're not worried?

Seriously..I wouldn't even want to drive that car to the tire shop in that condition.