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Tires get progressively louder as they near the wear limit. Assuming no other mechanical problems, I would suggest changing them. Mid to low range tyres tend to get rather loud after 40% wear. So your tyres may look ok, but the weng weng sound is a possible indication.

I have already sealed a deal to sell to another buyer. Upon testing the car he did note that there is a humming sound, which i think it is due to the tires and he is ok with it and placed the deposit

I asked my neighbour to come check for me (he deals with car parts and scrape cars) and he said 90% is because of tires.

But i just want to check if there are any other possibilities of this humming sound
 

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No idea man. Can workshop troubleshoot for me?

How much would it cost?
Hhhhm what car is that again huh?

Mileage done? & you ever change wheel bearing before?

Wheel bearing sound is pretty loud when it gone, do not know how bad a tyre sound(what brand, model & profile?).

Maybe you like to ask those who are using your tyre's profile if after long usage, will have such a sound?
 

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Wah that's frequent!

My last pair were from Toyo. Entry level tires. They only lasted 2 years. They were wearing quote even on all four as I rotated them after every servicing. I would always keep a close watch on the bumbs on the threads and changed when it was almost even with the tire.
 

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Hhhhm what car is that again huh?

Mileage done? & you ever change wheel bearing before?

Wheel bearing sound is pretty loud when it gone, do not know how bad a tyre sound(what brand, model & profile?).

Maybe you like to ask those who are using your tyre's profile if after long usage, will have such a sound?

Civic

mileage 89k and i have not changed wheel bearing before.

How much does it cost to change wheel bearings? The point is, im not sure if the sound comes from the wheel bearings or tires

I always pump 240 for my tires. Yesterday i reduced to 200 and the sound is less noisy
 
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Civic

mileage 89k and i have not changed wheel bearing before.

How much does it cost to change wheel bearings? The point is, im not sure if the sound comes from the wheel bearings or tires

I always pump 240 for my tires. Yesterday i reduced to 200 and the sound is less noisy
Drive to SKM and ask ah-heng to check.
He will be one of the best person in sg to advise you futher.

Hope it helpsm
 

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Drive to SKM and ask ah-heng to check.
He will be one of the best person in sg to advise you futher.

Hope it helpsm

Tricky thing is i already reached an agreement to sell to another buyer and he placed deposit already. Doing the transfer next mth. He noted this sound when he test drive and i said maybe it is tires.

If it is bearings, better get it changed before giving to him. Not very comfortable selling smth faulty to another person..
 

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Tricky thing is i already reached an agreement to sell to another buyer and he placed deposit already. Doing the transfer next mth. He noted this sound when he test drive and i said maybe it is tires.

If it is bearings, better get it changed before giving to him. Not very comfortable selling smth faulty to another person..
Nice!
Thumb up for you.
 

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Just went to H Tyre to check and mechanic test drove my car and said noise is due to tires and not wheel bearing.

Anyway that is new owner's issue already since he is already aware before purchase
 

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Just went to H Tyre to check and mechanic test drove my car and said noise is due to tires and not wheel bearing.

Anyway that is new owner's issue already since he is already aware before purchase
Glad to know!
By the way, what is model & profile of this Pirelli's tires you are having?
Will try not to get it. Lololol
 

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Yes my tires are Pirelli, from this range

Profile is 205/55/16

How did u know mine is Pirelli?
Because you said de mah. =p

Im using Pirelli tyres and recently when i drive above a certain speed lile 50kmph, can hear "weng weng" humming sound.

Does it mean time to change tires? Tire threads still ok. 9 yr old car and i got from agent 1.5 yrs ago.
 

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anyone went frequently to AL Tyres? Do they have a lot of 2nd hand tyres? My car scrapping soon but tyres need to change so thinking of getting 2nd hand. What type of payment method they accept?
 

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anyone went frequently to AL Tyres? Do they have a lot of 2nd hand tyres? My car scrapping soon but tyres need to change so thinking of getting 2nd hand. What type of payment method they accept?

They have second hand. Can call them to check price first. But do note that they have day and night price. Night time more ex. And also make sure you quote the price that the boss give you. Their mechanic sure give you higher price. If you are not happy, just go over to Kim hoe. Nearby also. Haha..
 

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They have second hand. Can call them to check price first. But do note that they have day and night price. Night time more ex. And also make sure you quote the price that the boss give you. Their mechanic sure give you higher price. If you are not happy, just go over to Kim hoe. Nearby also. Haha..

icic, kim hoe better?
 
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