what's that sound

mrb friends I have a problem in my car. After 60 km, it feels like I get out of the wheels and die. Do you think I should replace the front set completely? or if I just change the balls? How much do the balls cost?

Go to a tie-rod balancer, take 10-15 TL. he tells you what's going on

I don't think you will make a sound from the rot ....

Does it disappear when the brake is applied?

There was such a thing in me. I don't know the name exactly in the rear wheel & nbsp; there was an iron master clenched her boredom improved ... & nbsp; It's best to have the rotter look at it to learn exactly.

It doesn't matter if it brakes. Only when it goes below 60, the sound stops.

bearings are blown

[QUOTE = koliva] Does the sound disappear when the brake is applied? [/ QUOTE]

I have the same incident, but it doesn't matter 50-60, and when the brake presses, it sounds loud.

[QUOTE = aclern] [QUOTE = coliva] Does it disappear in the sound when the brake is applied? [/ QUOTE]

I have the same event, but it does not matter 50-60 and there is no sound when the brake is pressed.
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If the sound disappears when the brake is applied, it is probably caused by brake pads. Often the problem is solved by applying virgin grease to the back of the brake pads. To insert the most beautiful system and clean it nicely and put it in place with its virgin grease. Reviews

That sound is caused by the brake pads rubbing against the brake disc. The linings or discs may be worn irregularly.

Check tires & nbsp; stone chips entered the tire.

Solved: D: The nut holding the valve in one of the tires has fallen into one of the tires. It made a sound. I had it removed. No problem for now: D cvp weren thanks to everyone

[QUOTE = erdi777] solved: D: D the nut holding the valve in one of the tires has fallen into that sound. I would have made it. No problem for now: D cvp weren thanks to everyone [/ QUOTE]