I do not know if I am just paranoid or what. There is a lot of noise when driving down the road, especially at 30-50 MPH. It is a very constant, sort of a medium tone, growling type noise. I want to think it is the tires, 245 BFG All Terrain KO's, but I am not sure. I just don't want it to be in the front end or something. It sounds like it comes from the front, but it is hard to tell. There is no noise at all when stopped and it seems less noticable at freeway speeds (>60). Everything rides smooth and the tires are worn evenly, only 6000 miles on the tires.

Anyone got any ideas? Thanks.

Greg

its just the tires

Agreed - I just replaced my BFG AT KO's with Goodyears. Only then did I relize just how loud they'd become. They actually got louder with more miles. The noise sounded like a bad front end and in fact I had taken the truck in 2X to have the front differential checked as the noise was coming from the front. I was surprised that the noise stayed fairly constant no matter what type of road surface I was on - leading me to believe it wasn't just the tires. They were great tires other than that - got nearly 60K miles on them and could have run them longer if winter wasn't setting in.

Thanks for the replies. Makes me feel better. I don't know if reading this forum makes me paranoid or what. Lots of great info though! Have a good one.

Greg