R
ruzicka
The last few weeks it seems as if I'm getting a lot more road noise in the
back of my 2000 Forester than I had previously. I've tried adjusting the
tire pressures (I've heard both 29 psi and 32 psi as the best "optimum"
pressure), but that didn't seem to help. Of course, I could also be
imagining it as well, I suppose!
I called up the local dealership and explained what I was hearing, and the
service manager told me that it could also very well be that one or both of
my rear wheel bearings (or something like that) might be going bad.
Does this seem like a plausible alternative explanation to the pros on this
newgroups? Any and all serious feedback more than welcome!
P. Ruzicka
Aurora, CO
back of my 2000 Forester than I had previously. I've tried adjusting the
tire pressures (I've heard both 29 psi and 32 psi as the best "optimum"
pressure), but that didn't seem to help. Of course, I could also be
imagining it as well, I suppose!
I called up the local dealership and explained what I was hearing, and the
service manager told me that it could also very well be that one or both of
my rear wheel bearings (or something like that) might be going bad.
Does this seem like a plausible alternative explanation to the pros on this
newgroups? Any and all serious feedback more than welcome!
P. Ruzicka
Aurora, CO