peetah2

I was involved in an accident more than a month ago... Damage was pretty bad but fixable.... The car was in the shop for 3 weeks and I just recently got it back.... The car frame was bent and the front right strut was messed up... The frame was bent back, strut replaced, wheels allined... I know the car won't be perfect, but I was wondering if anyone could guess why the wheel was still making this horrible sound... It happens mostly when I am driving 40 and below, really bad in parking lots... Also, it happens sometimes when I am just driving a long 50+.... I am hoping that it may be the brakes, but I am afraid it might be more... I know this is a long shot, but any opinions would be awesome... Thanks!

xzo6

IMO ,your wheel bearing needs replacement.If that is the case,the sound eventually gets worse.Bring it to the collission repair facility that repaired your car.Point out the complaint you have.If they are unsatisfactory,in helping you then complain to your insurance.They will help you
to get it fixed properly.

randy78045

I agree... wheel bearings... negative on the brakes...

peetah2

Thanks for the help... I had also thought that it might be the bearings... The guy that did all of the work is a friend of ours and did all really cheap... For all of the repairs it would of cost closer to 5000 but my friend did it all for 2000, including paint (whole front end to the doors), new front bumper, allinement, and to fix the frame... We didn't go through insurance because I only have liability on my car... Again, thanks your opinions! I will get back to guys ASAP.