2005 4wd XL supercab has a humming coming from front end at different speeds. This doesn't increase when turning either direction. The humming sounds like tire noise, but it still occures on ice and snow. This sound also varies at different speeds. Could this be a bearing problem?

cv axles going bad?wheel bearing? but you said clicking so i would say cv axles, if its manual check trans fluid, humming can also be the alternator increasing sound with speed overinflated tires etc be a little more descriptive click click? tock tock? clack clack?left side? right side? only when turning? is the licking and the hummming together or seperate

The hum could be being generated by the tires. I would move the rear tires to the front (as they are a different brand) and see if the hum is exactly the same at the same speed.

High speed hum can also be generated from the design of some types of brake rotors but I doubt that is the issue in this case.

From what you have described I would not have thought the problem would be wheel bearings so I am surprised that was the diagnosis before a more careful investigation was carried out. I would have tested the tires first. (I would not have put the old wheel bearings back in either after they had been changed).

Make sure that the ****** isn't slipping.

have someone ck the wheel bearings,and ck for poss. vacuum leak at upper to lower intake manifold gaskets

you have a wheel bearing going out. see if it gets quieter if you turn one way or the other that will tell you what side it is on

Hello! If the humming noise is speed related(gets louder as vehicle speed increases)check front wheel bearings. If the noise goes away when turning one way or the other then it will most likely be in the front wheel bearing. If you turn the wheel(while moving)to the right and the noise goes away it is on the right side. If you turn the wheel to the left and the noise goes away its on the left side. Hope this information helps!

That's a hub bearing. Replace the one that's doing it. I'm assuming this 'roar' is coming from the front, NOT the rear.

I think your right that its a bad bearing or hub. If your feeling it in the gas pedal and the floor, its most likely the front. If you can find an empty parking lot, try to get up to the speed it starts making the noise, and turn left and right. With the extra load being put on each bearing from turning, that will tell you which side it is.

The hub bearings are going bad and that is what is causing the humming noise

if its like a humming noise front wheel bearing has to be change most of time when you go straiht and turn the stering on one side noise less the other side more noise bearing noise go to a shop hopeit help fixya our post
thank you pierre