humming in vehicle

Friends noticed yesterday evening, at high speeds (70-80) a humming noise is coming in front of the vehicle, I did not understand whether it comes from the engine or tires. But while the engine was idling, I could not hear a hum and there was no problem at low speeds, it was at high speeds. My tires are 15 steel winter but there was no problem with the tires before, meanwhile my tires are lassa and not more than 2 months and more than 5 thousand km. , is this normal? By the way, 206 diesel 2006 model 66 thousand in my car. They were maintained 9 thousand km ago,

The cause of the humming may be caused by transmission, wheel balls or axle. White drones are normal, but if it is too extreme and too long, there is a possibility of a gasket burn.

Hm, you say it can be in the gearbox, so even though I don't understand much, I couldn't figure out its relationship with the gearbox. I don't know much about the wheels and what you call axles expensive things? Another issue is white smoke only in the morning, another time is not excessive. I guess it's not related to the engine's cycle.

Teacher, there is a term called transmission, it is in the form of humming, I do not know about prices. On the gasket, when it is cold in the morning, it throws white smoke. When you set off in the morning, you can compare the amount of smoke with the other vehicles. The vehicle in my signature almost does not smoke in the morning at -1 degrees.

[QUOTE = Serco05] Teacher, there is a term called transmission crying, it is in the form of humming, I do not know about prices. When the gasket is burnt, it throws white smoke in the morning when it is cold, You can compare the amount of smoke with other vehicles when you set off in the morning, the vehicle in my signature almost does not smoke in the morning at -1 degrees.
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I have a similar problem. It is expected around 70-80. I looked at the axles to the balls, nothing came out. I suspect either tires or transmission. If there is a shortage of transmission, why or why does the solution work?

[QUOTE = cnrars] [QUOTE = Serco05] There is a term called crying gearbox, it is in the form of humming, I do not know about prices. When the gasket is burnt, it throws white smoke in the morning when it is cold, You can compare the amount of smoke with other vehicles when you set off in the morning, the vehicle in my signature almost does not smoke in the morning at -1 degrees.
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