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I may just be hearing things or it could be really loud road noise, but after going and getting an alignment this afternoon I noticed a loud humming sound around 40mph. I dont remember it doing this before the alignment. I just had the wheel bearings messed with last week because they were making noises and needed fixed or replaced. Unlike that, there is no noise when I first start driving, just when the truck gets up to 40. Any ideas?

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Check the printout from your alignment. If the alignment change was significant, you could be hearing the tires. If the alignment has been out for a while the tires will wear a certain way, then you have the alignment changed and it can make a noise as the tires are wearing differently now. If the alignment was done correctly, the tire noise should subside with miles as the tires wear back to a normal pattern.

 

DEWFPO

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Check the printout from your alignment. If the alignment change was significant, you could be hearing the tires. If the alignment has been out for a while the tires will wear a certain way, then you have the alignment changed and it can make a noise as the tires are wearing differently now. If the alignment was done correctly, the tire noise should subside with miles as the tires wear back to a normal pattern.

 

DEWFPO

I would assume that is is because the tires have worn differently, I'll probably give the tire place a call tomorrow, the noise sounds like it is coming from the front by the engine. Do you think it could have to do with the new wheel bearing?

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If the bearings are new and done right, there shouldn't be any noise coming from them.

 

DEWFPO

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If the bearings are new and done right, there shouldn't be any noise coming from them.

 

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It doesnt sound the same as the bearings, the bearings made noise almost immediately when I started accelerating. This sound comes from the front and starts around 40mph

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willin to bet its the tires, try rotating them so the rear which should be strait and not chopped up are on the front, see if its still there

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Did they rotate the tires after the alignment? If yes, then it is possible that the front tires were scrubbed on the edges and now are rotating in a different orientation in the back making the noise.

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Did they rotate the tires after the alignment? If yes, then it is possible that the front tires were scrubbed on the edges and now are rotating in a different orientation in the back making the noise.

 

No they don't rotate the tires. But I bought this truck over the summer and I had not gotten the tires aligned till now, so it may be the tires

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