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| BHPian | Hi Everybody, I rotated tyres of my Versa a week back.The car has done 32000kms and it was approx.9000 kms since the last rotation.Ever since I am beginning to get a wierd noise from the front wheels(can't exactly say which one).This noise starts even when the car does 20 kmph but remains steady even at higher speeds.Some observations: 1. I bought this vehicle when it had done 20000 kms.The tyre on the left front wheel(which was earlier on the rear right) has worn out more on one side than on teh other side and center.All other tyres are seeing more or less even wear. 2.The spare tyre has also been put into rotation.Though the tyre tread is very good , I can see some "khaddaas" on the side treads , possible because the wheels were not balanced earlier. Question: Could this noise be due to uneven tyre wear on the left front tyre and the "khaddaas" on the right front wheel? The sequence of tyre rotation is spare--right front--right rear--left front--left rear--spare .as per manufacturer's recommendation.Is this OK for a rear drive vehicle? |
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| BHPian Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: New Delhi
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| this type of problem just cannot occur due to tyre rotation. it has to be a problem somewhere in the shocker/suspension setup. get your wheels aligned and balanced at some reputed shop and check out for any damage to front bearings too. also i just didn't understood wat are those khaddaas? is your front tyres' sidewall touching the bay while taking full turns? |
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| Team-BHP Moderator ![]() Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Bombay / New York
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| Revharder, There could be an increase in tyre noise if he is running unidirectional tyres the wrong way (which would happen with his rotation). The khaddas he is talking about is probably what they term as "feather edging". Might be due to bad suspension, (common on some Tata cars.) cya R |
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| BHPian | Quote:
The khaddas are uneven surface of the tyre tread towards the tyre edges.I believe these could have been caused by not balancing the wheels(by the last owner) between purchase of vehicle and 21000 kms.I has the wheels balanced at 23000 but by then these "khaddaas" were already there. As regards the suspension,it is in super shape..so no doubts about that. | |
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| Team-BHP Moderator ![]() Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Bombay / New York
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| Vigsom, Is the noise a tyre/road kinda noise or something different? Heres a link to help you understand Unidirectional and Asymmetrical Tyresl (Directional Tyres / Asymmetrical Tyres ?) cya R |
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| BHPian | Yes Rehaan, the noise is tyre noise only...I've ensured the bearings are all OK.In fact , prior to rotaion of tyres this noise was very low..Post rotation it has increased..possibly because the spare wheel is now in action in teh front. Thanks for the link.My tyres are multidirectional(Bridgestone L607 155/80R13LT) ![]() |
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