Questions & Answers for: car gets louder speed increases

...It gets louder as the car goes faster. I've been all over it and nothing is rubbing. I can find nthing wrong. Could Be a Hub Bearing,Is it a low pitch growling that gets louder with increased

gets louder, does not get louder if you go lock to lock (Left to right). Sound gets louder as you drive faster Could be a wheel bearing or a cv joint if its clunking from the engine its probably valve

...gets louder as the speed increases. this sounds like(no pun intended) you have a wheel hub bearing assembly failing. they will start a whirring or humming noise and then a growling or grinding noise ...

Car makes a low pitch sound starting at 30mph & getting louder as speed increases. 1999 Buick Park Avenue Ultra w/ 3.8liter. Check for uneven tire wear, make sure the wheels are properly balanced,

...gets louder as i increase speed . took apart right front axle and am replacing will this fix it ? Probably not. It is probably your wheel bearing. If it gets louder the faster you go its the wheel ...

...wheel on straight line and noise goes up when speeding Sounds like a front wheel bearing is bad, as they usually get louder as the vehicle speed increases. Have it checked and replaced if it's

...vehicle. Noise starts at about 35 km/h speed and gets louder as speed increases. Diminishes slightly when not accellerating. Thanks sounds like it is the universal joints or maybe the rear ...

...there is no audible noise.vw say its common in this model????? Is it a rumble that gets louder as speed increases? It's probably a wheel bearing going bad. Happens a lot on VW and Audi

...gets louder as speed increases, decreases as speed decreases. If driving and do not go over 50 highway it will not make that sound. Just changed oil and oil filter Noises are decieving. Cud be ...

...gets over 50k a scraping/grinding sound comes from the rear,it,s intermittent, but becomes more constant and louder as speed increases. Could be. universal joints, differential bears,axle bears, or ...