Re: Roaring sound while in motion.Even if the shifters is...
Where the sound coming from? Front or back? It could be a number of things. It could be bearings, it could be a cracked brake pad rubbing against the disk, under inflated/worn out tires
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Raise the front of your car off the ground with rear wheels blocked car in neutral spin front tires one side will have a rough grind or you will hear a deep tone that is the bearing that is bad.
check wheel bearing...transmission output shaft bearing. noise is louder because when bearing slow down, they get louder from worn down ball bearing inside the cage, space is developing between the ball bearing..caused by lack of lubricate, or just worn out bearings
if the sound is a roaring noise, replaced the wheel bearings, if its a squeeling or rubbing when pressing the brake pedal while the vehicle is in motion replaced the pads and mayne the rotors
Possible that the wheel bearings are worn out, the brake pads are jammed with some foreign objects like stones., if there the tyre rubbing with a damaged wheel flap.
The best is to jack up the car then manually turn the wheels to hearr the sound and confirm. If this is from the hub it can only the wheel bearings but in some cases a worn out hub can also make noise.
This sounds like a wheel bearing going out. You need to have the bearings checked and serviced otherwise you will be headed toward very serious and expensive repairs.
It may be caused by a bad wheel bearing. To be sure, try to swap the 4 wheels and see if there would be changes in the noise location. If it does change, the noise may be from the tires that are not worn out evenly.
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