Jordanplus 1st Gear April 18, 2009 Share April 18, 2009 i just changes tyre for my ride to falken 912 abt a month ago. 1st 2 weeks was fine after that i can hear the rolling sound quite obvious when i start to moveoff at very low speed (5 to 50km/h) but when come to higher speed it's gone but it come back again when slowdown for traffic light or during slow traffic. can someone tell it is due to tyre or my ride's drivesub got problem? pls help all bros. here ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hamburger Hypersonic April 18, 2009 Share April 18, 2009 i just changes tyre for my ride to falken 912 abt a month ago. 1st 2 weeks was fine after that i can hear the rolling sound quite obvious when i start to moveoff at very low speed (5 to 50km/h) but when come to higher speed it's gone but it come back again when slowdown for traffic light or during slow traffic. can someone tell it is due to tyre or my ride's drivesub got problem? pls help all bros. here uneven wear or feathering on e inside or outside of tyre....run ur hand over e tyre to n fro, shld b able to feel e feathering. Bottom line....alignment out tat causes tis Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jordanplus 1st Gear April 19, 2009 Author Share April 19, 2009 yesterday went to my regular service workshop to check what's the problem, he said it may due to tyre problem. Then go to Soh bro, cos I change tyre there, he said tyre no problem should be my ride's bearing may spoil, then go to Stamford ask them to check whether is bearing problem. They lift up car do flywheel but cannot hear the sound then he drive 1 round after come back he said can't find the problem but he can hear the sound, he said is like something is rap against each other, Advise me bring back to c&c. should I bring back to c&c since I never service there, think they should void my warranty. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Donut Supercharged April 19, 2009 Share April 19, 2009 can u take a close up pics of yr tyres? i suspect its the wrong tyre specs........ Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Application9999 Clutched April 19, 2009 Share April 19, 2009 yesterday went to my regular service workshop to check what's the problem, he said it may due to tyre problem. Then go to Soh bro, cos I change tyre there, he said tyre no problem should be my ride's bearing may spoil, then go to Stamford ask them to check whether is bearing problem. They lift up car do flywheel but cannot hear the sound then he drive 1 round after come back he said can't find the problem but he can hear the sound, he said is like something is rap against each other, Advise me bring back to c&c. should I bring back to c&c since I never service there, think they should void my warranty. check direction of tyre...is it unidirectional type or not...becos the direction of rotation is important... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Evertop Neutral Newbie April 19, 2009 Share April 19, 2009 Falken 912 also Assy tires. Not rotational... ... my friend just changed his GT radial to Falken 912 and he is very happy with it leh. Also don't know what wrong... ... What car you driving and what's your tire size? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Toalson 1st Gear April 19, 2009 Share April 19, 2009 Falken 912 also Assy tires. Not rotational... ... my friend just changed his GT radial to Falken 912 and he is very happy with it leh. Also don't know what wrong... ... What car you driving and what's your tire size? Assy tires can also be installed wrongly... aka outside in the inside. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Torquey Neutral Newbie April 20, 2009 Share April 20, 2009 yesterday went to my regular service workshop to check what's the problem, he said it may due to tyre problem. Then go to Soh bro, cos I change tyre there, he said tyre no problem should be my ride's bearing may spoil, then go to Stamford ask them to check whether is bearing problem. They lift up car do flywheel but cannot hear the sound then he drive 1 round after come back he said can't find the problem but he can hear the sound, he said is like something is rap against each other, Advise me bring back to c&c. should I bring back to c&c since I never service there, think they should void my warranty. if wheel bearings are shot the sound gets louder as speed increases. you have also got the car lifted up to check wheels for free play and confirmed the wheel bearings are fine. whether or not you have been servicing with c&c, they'll still point the blame at the tyres & ask you to go back to Soh since tyres were bought from them. do get the tyre fitment checked at Soh again. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chucky2007 Turbocharged April 20, 2009 Share April 20, 2009 yesterday went to my regular service workshop to check what's the problem, he said it may due to tyre problem. Then go to Soh bro, cos I change tyre there, he said tyre no problem should be my ride's bearing may spoil, then go to Stamford ask them to check whether is bearing problem. They lift up car do flywheel but cannot hear the sound then he drive 1 round after come back he said can't find the problem but he can hear the sound, he said is like something is rap against each other, Advise me bring back to c&c. should I bring back to c&c since I never service there, think they should void my warranty. I think soh Bro may be right.. your car bearing may need a change. But misalignment may also cause this sound. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Yeobh 4th Gear April 20, 2009 Share April 20, 2009 (edited) Where do the rolling sounds come from - front or rear tyres. I believe you are referring to front tyres. Initially ther is no problem , the rolling sounds comes only lately. My guess is either your tyre rubber is unevenly cured due to manufactruing process. Uneven cured tyre rubeer will results in unven wears. The other possibility is undercarriage drive connections ( not sure whether it is wheel bearings, wear and tears of ball joints or just loose linkages). All these physical problems can be very easily detected by experience mechanics by just jacking up the cars. PS Another possiblity is "critical speed" range - at this speed many rotating components tend to vibrate at the same frequencies creating humming noise. Such noise will disappear once you increase or further reduce the speed. Hope this helps Edited April 20, 2009 by Yeobh Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Meister Neutral Newbie April 20, 2009 Share April 20, 2009 When I changed my tyres a few years back at the famous AMK shop, I started getting some funny rattling sound from one of the tyres after I travelled some distance. I can only hear it at low speed and I could not figure out what it was. I went to Stamford a few days later to get it checked and the guy said that there was something inside the tyre (as in, the air compartment). I tot cannot be la. So I paid him to take it out and sure enough, there were 2 weights (for wheel balancing) inside. At low speeds, the weights rattle inside as the wheel turns, but at higher speeds, they get pressed outwards the tyre and there is no sound. Hard to believe, but it happened. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jordanplus 1st Gear April 21, 2009 Author Share April 21, 2009 yesterday sent my car to c&c @ upper thompson, ask them to check, check-in the car & leave cos they said may take 3-4 hrs. abt an hr later they called said can't find the problem, ask me to send to alexandra or pandan centre. so take a cab to collect my car, i board a hyundai sonata cab, once the cab moveoff i heard a very familair rolling sound same as my car's sound but much louder than mine. so i ask taxi uncle wat is this sound my car have this sound also, he replied this is just a tyre sound nothing wrong dun worry, told me don't waste my money to fix it, it's normal. he said he just changed tyres recently also. he explained cos some tyre rubber may unevenly cured due to manufacturing process. he said just volume up ur radio if u don't like that sound....:). so i accept taxi uncle's advise since they r much more experience & decide not to send my car to c&c for further check. cos i believe they have checked through the main compartments, like engine & gearbox, since i ask them to check there is rolling sound when the car moveoff. But till now i'm still a bit worried and not 100% sure the rolling sound is come from tyre because:- -i have check all 4 tyres was installed correctly, has been rebalancing and rotated and the rolling sound still come from the same area (front left tyre area). if it's tyre sound since has been rotated the sound will come from rear tyre, but it not???? - since i change to this Falken 912 & rolling sound happen, my FC is increase, before that i can easily clock 15km/L but now only 13km/L. i hope it's not gearbox problem since i till feel a very smooth moveoff. so now i just take it easy and enjoy my drive and wait till one day my car brokendown at the middle of the road then i'll know wat is the problem. Thanks all bros. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Furrynadz 5th Gear April 21, 2009 Share April 21, 2009 quite high likely flat spot hardening go and ask the shop to change for u Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Roberttan 5th Gear April 26, 2009 Share April 26, 2009 just go back to the tyre shop you bought,ask him to help you to figure out the problem is it due to tyre ? may be you can ask him to switch tyre front back see weather the noise follow the change? i think he is obligated to help you confirm not due to the tyre problem,of course you can't expect him to check any thing other than tyre. if he can trouble shoot for you other than tyre h,e is experient and nice service provider. but simple telling you the tyre he sold is ok is not very professional job to me. and you are asking brothers here to help and yet no one is personally sit and drive on your car how to help? i am pity you have to go round tyre shop,workshop ,car distributor just looking at the time you spent? As a responsible vendor should proof his product/service is in good condition and properly done. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Silver_blade Turbocharged April 26, 2009 Share April 26, 2009 quite high likely flat spot hardening go and ask the shop to change for u Share your sentiment. Probably so. [nod] Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mcblue Neutral Newbie April 26, 2009 Share April 26, 2009 Flat spot hardening should only occur if the tyre has been mounted and standing on stationery vehicle for quite some time, can this imply that these are 2nd hand tyres? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mcblue Neutral Newbie April 26, 2009 Share April 26, 2009 Falkens tyres are generally hard compound type & tends to have problem like this...IMHO Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Silver_blade Turbocharged April 26, 2009 Share April 26, 2009 Really. Haven't tried one since the ST115 I tried over 6-8yrs ago. Had it changed within weeks...didn't like it. The yoko ES100 I tried years ago also have 'humming' noise. ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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