F150 2010 truck

Asked by Jeanne Sep 12, 2015 at 02:01 PM about the 2010 Ford F-150

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

It makes a sound like to pavement is rippled, when it gets up to 55 to 65 mph. changed the rear bearings and the brakes. switched the tires around. Not sure what this is?

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Guarantee you it's the tires they may look good but that's your problem. Had a vehicle and did just what you did replaced the bearing and rotated tires that looked good but once I changed out tires noise was gone.

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I would check the tires. Are the tires the factory tires? The reason I ask is I purchased a 2010 new, and my relative a 2011, basically the same vehicle. When he needed tires he switched to some different tread configuration and width and ended up with the same noise. His vehicle does the exact same thing at highway speed. Annoying as hell.

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