[FSU Nole]

I have a 2010 Toyota Tundra 2 wheel drive. When I made very slow hard turns the wheel started sliding like the front wheel bearings were bad. I was also getting a small vibration like going over a minor Rumble strip when I was slowing down , almost to a stop . I put a set of new Cooper AT tires on about 3 months ago. I replace the front wheel bearings. But I'm still getting that vibration at slowing down to almost top speed. Any ideas? I guess it's possible the tires are the issue.

 

[Thinlizzyfan]

Welcome

 

[FSU Nole]

Welcome

Thank you

 

[Aaron713]

Does it feel the same when you do these things in neutral? If the rumbles go away when you're in neutral, it's in the transmission. Once you eliminate that, it'll be easier to say.

 

[FSU Nole]

Gave that a try and it doesn't appear to be the transmission

Does it feel the same when you do these things in neutral? If the rumbles go away when you're in neutral, it's in the transmission. Once you eliminate that, it'll be easier to say.

Does it feel the same when you do these things in neutral? If the rumbles go away when you're in neutral, it's in the transmission. Once you eliminate that, it'll be easier to say.

 

[Jack19]

I have a 2010 Toyota Tundra 2 wheel drive. When I made very slow hard turns the wheel started sliding like the front wheel bearings were bad. I was also getting a small vibration like going over a minor Rumble strip when I was slowing down , almost to a stop . I put a set of new Cooper AT tires on about 3 months ago. I replace the front wheel bearings. But I'm still getting that vibration at slowing down to almost top speed. Any ideas? I guess it's possible the tires are the issue.

You need to replace the bushings of the Toyota Tundra, the bushings are responsible for separating those vibrations you hear, they also provide the cushion to stop the friction that will eventually vibrate and make the ride uncomfortable.