2002 Chevrolet Avalanche "tire noise coasting" Questions

...seals while you are in there. I would first check the rear diff fluid level. Does the noise change on acceleration or while coasting. Did you recently put on nobbier tires? They can howl like a

...noise. The dull hum is loudest when I reach 60 mph. I thought it was tire wear, but my all-season tires are only 5 months old with 8k miles on them. I rotated them just the same, but the noise was ...

coasting with noise stop the noise.... yes, find a safe place to do that. i use a steelman electronic stethoscope to find most noises. it has a clamp on microphone, its like a $35 tools, way less that

Noise continues if shifted into neutral (with vehicle is coasting) Most noticible at 30-40 mph on smooth asphalt. Can be felt both in the steering wheel and gas pedal. Dealer could find nothing, said

...noise sounds like a far off airplane) Sounds like it could be the wheel bearing. Jack up the car, and see if the tire feels loose when pushing in and out at the top and bottom of the tire. That;s the ...

...noise. It is really loud at about 45-55mph. Even when you do about 35mph and then let off the gas to coast down you'll hear it loud and clear. tire may be out of round or have a defect...local ...

...coasting in nuetral Check wheel bearings, most likely front 1 or both. get up to speed and take some corners, if it quits down when turning right, the front right wheel bearing is bad. If you turn ...

...tire road noise, loudest at 55mph. Coasting in Neutral at the same speeds has no change in noise. Engine RPM has no affect either. Shifting is normal. Fluid level is good, no leaks. Mileage on car is ...

tire noise My 96 VW Golf GL has started making a buzzing noise from the right front tire at 35mph and up. Faster speed louder and higher pitched the buzz and vibration. Turn the wheel to the right and

...explorer loud hum and vibration at 70 mph while accelerating, goes away when coasting Could be bad unbalanced tires. If the noise changes when you turn/change lanes, then it is likely a wheel