2001 Chevrolet Blazer "tire making noise sound rear" Questions

...one tire making noise check brakes and backing plates and axel bearing on that side also e-brake could be hung up think some of those blazers have aluminum calipers if disc brakes and love to seize ...

...noise but the truck doesn't actually wobble. Its most noticed when I accelarate or turn. Its a 2000 Chevey Blazer 4wd. Any idea what it could be? your bearings. thats what it sounds like to me. if it ...

...making a noise like you have described. I would be looking at u-joints and CV (constant velocity) joints before diff. All will make noise when rolling regardless if turning or not. If you can get it ...

sound but i've seen it stuck and make no noise cause you really have to go through neutral to in and out of 4 low.... good luck I had the same problem with my blazer, check your tires. If the tread on

making that sound? cupped tires can make noise rotate them to the front to see if the problem goes with the tires they do have wheel bearings that go bad  and the rear diff but the rear diff will

...first check condition of discs and pads if all is good drive and pull up handbrake slowly to see if its the handbrake shoes making the noise if still a problem will most probably be rear wheel ...

...making a thumping noise, It sounds as if I have a flat tire. does the van shake or vibrate? does the van have tires on it ?start by switching the left rear with the right rear test drive and listen ...

...tire problem. Can be heard from inside no matter where one sits. Sounds like it is comming from the front tires. I have new tires and all new bearing front and rear includings rear-end.. My 03' ...

...tire noise than anything, but I'm not sure. Where should I start or should I not even worry about it. rear wheel bearing. These are notorious for rear end failure and a new set of bearings is not ...

...tire shop rebalanced the wheels $15.00 each at most places and have them inspect the front suspension for any damaged or worn parts causing the noise you have. You can try rotating the front to rear ...