[Mac Scott]

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2019 Enclave: Coming back from Florida on I-75 thought I was passing a semi due to the loud roar that developed. It would come and go and finally stop after several miles. After stopping for gas it began again upon getting back on the road. We did have a full load in the SUV after having been away for two months. Anyone else?

Did not affect the operation of the vehicle.

 

[JayS]

Does it get worse turning one way then go away turning the other? If so it’s probably a bad wheel bearing. If turning left makes it louder it’s a bearing on the right and vice versa.

If it’s just coming and going regardless of if you’re turning or not it’s probably cupped tires reacting to different types of pavement.

 

[Mac Scott]

Does it get worse turning one way then go away turning the other? If so it’s probably a bad wheel bearing. If turning left makes it louder it’s a bearing on the right and vice versa.

If it’s just coming and going regardless of if you’re turning or not it’s probably cupped tires reacting to different types of pavement.

As you might imagine, travelling up I-75 there was no left or right. Straight away the whole time.

 

[small batch]

Jay is giving great advice. I'd check the tires. Might be worth the cost to have a shop check them and road force balance them if it not visually seen, if the problem persists.

 

[electbc]

I had a bad wheel bearing in a 08, it was more of a whirring sound changing lanes. Right to left was more pronounced, wound up being right side bearing.

 

[Bob B613]

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2019 Enclave: Coming back from Florida on I-75 thought I was passing a semi due to the loud roar that developed. It would come and go and finally stop after several miles. After stopping for gas it began again upon getting back on the road. We did have a full load in the SUV after having been away for two months. Anyone else?

Did not affect the operation of the vehicle.

Check for a stuck caliper with an infrared heat gun if it happens again.

Bb B