What Causes Abnormal Noise in Rear Tires of a Car?

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ClaytonLynn
07/25/25 2:05am
Inaccurate four-wheel alignment of the vehicle can lead to significant tire wear during long-distance driving, resulting in uneven tire wear and abnormal noise. This phenomenon also occurs when a wheel bearing is damaged. Long-distance driving places high demands on wheel bearings, and bearings of poor quality or those that have been in use for an extended period may fail due to fatigue under prolonged high-speed operation, leading to abnormal noise. Here are additional details: Solution: Feel the tread of the tire with your hand. If you can sense unevenness in the tread on the inner or outer side, this is likely the cause of the noise. It is essential to perform a four-wheel alignment first, followed by replacing the tire.
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