Car tires make noise when driving Videos

Idle pulley bro.

Its the shocks

I found out that it was my actuators causing the noise. My solenoid behind the battery compartment had allowed water to get in the system. As a result my actuator on that side was not releasing all the way in 2x4. I got the new solenoid with the rain shield to keep that from happening again (about $25) and two actuators from RockAuto

My recently purchsed 2005 is making same noise. Do you know what is causing the noise

Thank you so much. :)

You need to add break fluid as dumb as it sound I'm sure that's it

+Cierra Jefferson No idea, probably there are some sensors that need to be reset. I turned off all my sensors and they are all lighted.

+Sherlock Homes All sensors are off, that's why all lights are on.

+Diverse VE I double checked and the tires and they are good. Its my back tires that make that sound and there really is no way to align them with it being a fwd car. I think i found the problem. There is NO insulation from what i saw in the rear wheel wells, so i bought 2 cans of rubber insulation foam and sprayed a whole can in each well. Will be taking it out on the road in a little bit to see if it worked.

+Paul Blakey If noise continues, that could be the tires needing alignment or are worn out unevenly?

+Artek O. My nephew disabled some stuff apx?...3 or 4 years ago and the car accelerates fine since then, I have no problem with it except AC leaks and power steering leaks.

I change the oil every 4to5k miles and most of the time drive it smoothly.

what all have u done to keep it running that long?? i dont know a whole lot about cars, so thats why im asking.

+limejester 252k now, it still seems to be riding smoothly, I just need to fix power steering leak, perhaps I can reach 300k? we'll see? Altimas are nice too.

+Anthony Goshine Speed sensors are good, all other sensors I had to turn off due to car not wanting to accelerate when I press the acceleration.

+Diverse VE Ah. I'm getting something similar where it intermittently thinks I'm slipping so it keeps my RPM under 2k so I can't pick up speed. What I did to disable it was just to disconnect the front right speed sensor because you can access it easily (to keep the ABS actuator from burning out). This disables the ABS/TCS but it's definitely needed on snow where I live. You can also disconnect the 15A Fuse, number 49 in front of the car I believe, that'll turn off the ABS/Speed sensor but it also takes out your speedometer. I have a new sensor so I'm hoping once I swap it out it'll be good. If not, the wheel hub is next...

+iSOBigD All my lights are on because I had to block the sensors from preventing my car not driving. I had a problem, when I hit the accelerator the car was not going any place. Now it works fine, I don't have ABS but I don't need them, it saved me lot's of money.