EmEaston24
GT Level Member

what you mean like a wheel bearing going bad? haha i wish, right now im gonna enjoy my 35 MPGs while im in college, after i graduate it might be a different story...

whatsup? i figured you were on here just took a while to find you...

might be a dry axle, does it look like you might lost some grease? also i've seen rotor contamination cause a rotational noise. not so much wheel bearings, those will usually growl and increase with vehicle speed.

also check make sure a dust shield isn't hitting a rotor anywhere

creaks like when you turn the wheel or when you hit a bump?

hey man, 01GPGT from pittspeed. whats goin on?

im from baldwin. u go to any car shows around here?

monroeville area you?