Balanced tire

Mustang4119

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I just got 1 of my wheels/tire mounted/balanced, since i had to swap it because of a nasty ding in my rim and tire. So I got a new tire and wheel, the guy said the rim i got was kind of bent so you might get vibration behind the wheel or whatever. I didnt get any vibration or anything, but I hear somewhat a howl noise in my rear end more often now. Was it balanced correctly, it drives fine but now i hear a howl noise. I did have howl noise before from gears, but not as bad only around 30 gliding, but now i hear it on the highway like 60 and up really any speed. Does this have to do with the new wheel/tire I got on with the rim being bent or whatever.
 
Mustang4119 said:
I just got 1 of my wheels/tire mounted/balanced, since i had to swap it because of a nasty ding in my rim and tire. So I got a new tire and wheel, the guy said the rim i got was kind of bent so you might get vibration behind the wheel or whatever. I didnt get any vibration or anything, but I hear somewhat a howl noise in my rear end more often now. Was it balanced correctly, it drives fine but now i hear a howl noise. I did have howl noise before from gears, but not as bad only around 30 gliding, but now i hear it on the highway like 60 and up really any speed. Does this have to do with the new wheel/tire I got on with the rim being bent or whatever.

If the mechanic told you the rim was bent, why the hell did you put it on the car? You should have had it fixed or got a new rim. It's most like the rim making that noise. Differential gears will howl at certain speed ranges, if that helps you any.
 
the98stang said:
If the mechanic told you the rim was bent, why the hell did you put it on the car? You should have had it fixed or got a new rim. It's most like the rim making that noise. Differential gears will howl at certain speed ranges, if that helps you any.

How does a rim make a noise? They said its not that bad the worst thing would be vibration steering wheel or floor board. I dont have that, i dunno. omg
 
It may very well be the tire making the noise. In recent years I have started hearing tires howl so loud that I was sure that there were wheel bearings bad, but it would turn out to be a tire. Swap that wheel with the one on the same side in the front and see if the noise moves.
 
its a bfg kwd2, i had to get a new one, my other one didnt howl or whatever that bad, maybe need break in lol. i cant swap it with the front, there 18x9 18x10 wheels with 295's in the rear.