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Old 06-05-2018, 05:46 PM   #3
MWS
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Try and identify which wheel is the culprit, then start with the simplest things. Look for anything that might be contacting the tire (plastic flap, etc) and check your tires. I once had a tire that made a "flap-flap" noise...it turned out a plastic label. Also try to free spin the tire and pinpoint from there. I always start with the simplest/dumbest things and work upwards.
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