roaring from rea pass tire

[ratedRcivicsi]

Hey guys quick question I have a roaring noise coming from my rear tire on the passenger side curious of any tips I think it is a bad wheel bearing but a cheaper fix is needed honda wants 300 any help would be appreciated I have thought of alignment camber but no lowering kit on in the winter so whats up sounds like riding on knobby off roads I am running Nitto extreme performance 215/ 40 / 16 thanks

[Targa250R]

I would say wheel bearing also.

[iLLeFFeKt CiViC]

it could be your wheel bearing but also make sure the tire is not rubbing (check for rubbing/cut marks on the tire) and also check the lip on the quarter panel to see if its scraped up. those tires seem a lil wide....i thought 205/45-16 is supposed to be the right size.

[civicsport]

I recently had a problem with excessive tire noise coming from the rear tires. It sounded like a cement truck was trailing me everywhere I went. Turned out the tires were "cupped" and that they were responsible for the noise. Since I needed to change the front tires, I changed the rear tires also. The noise went away. As to what caused the cupping, I hadn't rotated the tired regularly because I had been constantly changing wheels on my car. Check the tire for signs of irregular tire wear. If the tires appears to be wearing in "patches," the tire is probably "cupped." Could be the result of worn or loose suspension parts, a bad shock, or a loose wheel bearing. Hope this helps.


-cs

[ratedRcivicsi]

civic sport is right on I haven't had a chance to rotate in awhile there is no rubbing they are wide but only scrape when I hit a large bump or round corners too fast with people in the back seat I am going to take it too honda have them rotate the tires and check the suspension and shocks out I heard loose bearing is that fixable or once the bearing is out its out thanks all keep them revs up!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ratedRcivicsi]

took it to honda was a bearing 260.00 bucks for any body who needs too know thanks