like topic states. when i drive i hear this wobble sound as if my rims/tires are not on tight enough. so i check all my lugs. they were on tight. so i rotate my tires and it still has the sound. it doesn't affect my sterring, but it sounds like something is loose or is wobbling. i hear it more when i take turns. i would think it might be axles or cv boot, but i hear it when going in a strainght line. it's not a click sound, just sounds like if a rim isn't mounted on correctly. i have no idea what it is. any ideas?

 

Check wheel bearings. I just had the same problem. Loud as ****, and annoying as hell when commuting everyday.

 

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when you checked your's what was wrong with it? does it need to be replaced or anything. thanks in advance.

 

I had that happen as well. If it's the wheel bearing, it will need to be replaced.

 

cool thanks. i looked on howstuffworks.com to see if i can figure out how to replace one. but i can't find any thing. is there another site i can look at? i don't know how a wheel bearing looks.

 

Search this site. I did the other day and got 500+ results

 

how much do wheel bearings go for?

 

seems like i may have this problem as well..

but at this point im not sure if its my loud *** azenis or something else... ..

 

Just ordered a new front wheel bearing from Autozone.com for 45.99.

 

cool. will i need a bearing puller to do this or something? i plan to do it myself if it's not too hard n stuff. i heard i would have to pull the bearing and press the new one on.

 

You can do it yourself, but I wouldn't try it. Take the hub to someone like Napa or a machine shop and get them to press it in and out for you.

 

that's what i figured. thanks all.