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Well after the holidays past I got back to the Explorer. I attempted to put it on jack stands and run it. It didn't cooperate and the wheels turned intermittently and the truck shook. So didn't pursue that very long. I did rotate the tires while it was up. That didn't help. Realized after...

Where is the best deal on a decent hub / bearing? My local Advanced Auto wants $300

I doubt it is the tires. They are new. Maybe 1,000 miles on them. I will try rotating. Not sure that will help. As I drive I tried to listen very carefully. I would swear its the driver side front. I had someone else drive and sat in the passenger seat. It is much quieter on that side.

Not sure about Chinese hub. Its not a motorcraft. I replaced just the front drivers side. Thats where I believed the noise was coming from. The sound didn't change at all. I would rather not start replacing all the hubs.

Any suggestions on how to exactly narrow it down? Could it be something else?

I have a 2008 Explorer with awd. It has developed rolling noise (woo woo woo) in the front driver side. It increases as you drive faster. Lil to no steering feel. More so in the floor. I replaced the wheel bearing / hub assembly this past saturday. NO change. Not sure what the issue is...

Really disappointed with the mileage of the michelins.....I double checked the mileage....just over 26,000 miles....its like some sort of joke....

I have 27,000 miles on my 08 limited an the tires are just about shot!!! Dosen't seem like enough mileage to me. Anyway don't think I will be going with stock replacements. What are the popular replacement tires for the stock michelin 235 65 18. Thanks. 27,000 miles......just not enough. Lol

So today I brought my 08 Explorer in for an oil change. I get a call to pick it up and the owner tells me that diff fluid looks dark and has metal shavings! Really....I am pretty savy when it comes to cars....for yrs I always changed my own oil, but with work and kids just don't have the time...