I have a 2005 gmc sierra 1500 i put new tires on it now i notice a huming roaring noise coming from the front end what could this be they are not mud tires or a all terrain tire just street tires?

SOURCE: 2005 GMC Sierra 1500 rear noise

you need to check you universal joints usualy the one on the rear axel is the first to go. i recomend to put bolth in at the same time. the new ones will be greasable so dont forget to give them a little every oil change

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SOURCE: 99 Gmc Sierra Z71

What this sounds like you have a bad wheel bearing.The best thing to do is lift it up put some jack stands under each side of the axle and manualy lift the wheels see if there is any play on it .Move the wheel up and down and side to side agressively .you should have no play on it.keep me posted and I can guide you on changing the bearings.

Sgt Fluffy

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• Posted on Jun 10, 2009

SOURCE: 2005 GMC Canyon 4x4 clicking noise in rear end

Stones in tire treads? Pull the rear wheels for a look-see. Inspect brakes and all hardware. Have then lubed. Make sure linings or pads are not glazed to eliminate squeaking noise.Make sure parking brake works properly and smoothly. It may beone or more of those things. Good luck there, pardner.

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your description sounds like the gears inside the the same differential you just replaced.