Without being there, it sure sounds initially like it could be a tire issue. I had a friend with a Mazda and it was incredibly loud due to the tires. It could also be a worn wheel bearing or rear gear whine, but if your coming out with a headache, it's more than likely the tires.
New Owner of Noisy 2006
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I was very excited when I picked up my 2006 Ford Escape yesterday. Then I got on the highway to drive home....yikes!
I had a headache by the time I got home! Yes, I test drove it, but it wasn't this noisy when I did! It's a hum that gets louder the more I accelerate. I mentioned it to the manager after my test drive and he did a cursory check of the tires and said they were fine. I am bringing it back to them, but thought I would just check in here and see if anyone had any ideas what might be causing it. I absolutely love this vehicle (aside from the hum) and pray it's something they can remedy easily and quickly. Thank you for your input.
I was very excited when I picked up my 2006 Ford Escape yesterday. Then I got on the highway to drive home....yikes!
I had a headache by the time I got home! Yes, I test drove it, but it wasn't this noisy when I did! It's a hum that gets louder the more I accelerate. I mentioned it to the manager after my test drive and he did a cursory check of the tires and said they were fine. I am bringing it back to them, but thought I would just check in here and see if anyone had any ideas what might be causing it. I absolutely love this vehicle (aside from the hum) and pray it's something they can remedy easily and quickly. Thank you for your input.1 - 1 of 7 Posts
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