Kevin in San Diego

I would want to get under there and look. Sorry I dont have any big ideas.
If its making that much noise then a problem should be obvious.
KH

"FrankW" <fworm@mxznorpak.ca> wrote in message
news:rP2dncomEL67Pk7fRVn-sg@magma.ca...
> No, rocks thrown in the wheel well is very distintive.
> This kinda sounds like metal breaking.
> Everything sounds normal otherwise. If I was to guess
> it might be rocks embeded in the tire treads clicking
> with rocks on the road. At least I hope that's what it is.
> Like I said, I never heard anything like this before.
> But then again none of my other Jeeps had tires like the MTRs
> Only Goodyear Wranglers.
> Kevin in San Diego wrote:
>> Well those MTR's can throw rocks pretty good. Did it sound like the
>> noises were in the wheel wells?
>> KH
>>
>> "FrankW" <fworm@mxznorpak.ca> wrote in message
>> news:f7qdnUqxGbFQFE_fRVn-1w@magma.ca...
>>
>>>Gi'day
>>>Last weekend I was out on some logging roads in Quebec.
>>>Actually I was trying to find the forest access road between
>>>Ladysmith and Lac Cayamat. (Anyone know that road?)
>>>It's just a gravel logging road nothing serious
>>>to even warrant putting it in 4x4.
>>>
>>>Anyway when going up a fairly steep hill I kept hearing
>>>something like a metal clinking sound when the tires briefly spun on
>>>loose gravel.
>>>I'm hoping it's just rocks and the MTR tires. But not sure. It's not like
>>>rocks
>>>thrown on the sheetmetal but like a metal clink.....clink.... ing sound.
>>>It's a 05TJ Rubicon with 5000Km's on it.
>>>I've had Jeeps before and never heard anything like
>>>this before. But none had tires like the MTR's.
>>>It does sound fine (Gears)otherwise.
>>>Anyone know anything about this?
>>>Thanks in advance
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>

Kevin in San Diego

I would want to get under there and look. Sorry I dont have any big ideas.
If its making that much noise then a problem should be obvious.
KH

"FrankW" <fworm@mxznorpak.ca> wrote in message
news:rP2dncomEL67Pk7fRVn-sg@magma.ca...
> No, rocks thrown in the wheel well is very distintive.
> This kinda sounds like metal breaking.
> Everything sounds normal otherwise. If I was to guess
> it might be rocks embeded in the tire treads clicking
> with rocks on the road. At least I hope that's what it is.
> Like I said, I never heard anything like this before.
> But then again none of my other Jeeps had tires like the MTRs
> Only Goodyear Wranglers.
> Kevin in San Diego wrote:
>> Well those MTR's can throw rocks pretty good. Did it sound like the
>> noises were in the wheel wells?
>> KH
>>
>> "FrankW" <fworm@mxznorpak.ca> wrote in message
>> news:f7qdnUqxGbFQFE_fRVn-1w@magma.ca...
>>
>>>Gi'day
>>>Last weekend I was out on some logging roads in Quebec.
>>>Actually I was trying to find the forest access road between
>>>Ladysmith and Lac Cayamat. (Anyone know that road?)
>>>It's just a gravel logging road nothing serious
>>>to even warrant putting it in 4x4.
>>>
>>>Anyway when going up a fairly steep hill I kept hearing
>>>something like a metal clinking sound when the tires briefly spun on
>>>loose gravel.
>>>I'm hoping it's just rocks and the MTR tires. But not sure. It's not like
>>>rocks
>>>thrown on the sheetmetal but like a metal clink.....clink.... ing sound.
>>>It's a 05TJ Rubicon with 5000Km's on it.
>>>I've had Jeeps before and never heard anything like
>>>this before. But none had tires like the MTR's.
>>>It does sound fine (Gears)otherwise.
>>>Anyone know anything about this?
>>>Thanks in advance
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>

Kevin in San Diego

I would want to get under there and look. Sorry I dont have any big ideas.
If its making that much noise then a problem should be obvious.
KH

"FrankW" <fworm@mxznorpak.ca> wrote in message
news:rP2dncomEL67Pk7fRVn-sg@magma.ca...
> No, rocks thrown in the wheel well is very distintive.
> This kinda sounds like metal breaking.
> Everything sounds normal otherwise. If I was to guess
> it might be rocks embeded in the tire treads clicking
> with rocks on the road. At least I hope that's what it is.
> Like I said, I never heard anything like this before.
> But then again none of my other Jeeps had tires like the MTRs
> Only Goodyear Wranglers.
> Kevin in San Diego wrote:
>> Well those MTR's can throw rocks pretty good. Did it sound like the
>> noises were in the wheel wells?
>> KH
>>
>> "FrankW" <fworm@mxznorpak.ca> wrote in message
>> news:f7qdnUqxGbFQFE_fRVn-1w@magma.ca...
>>
>>>Gi'day
>>>Last weekend I was out on some logging roads in Quebec.
>>>Actually I was trying to find the forest access road between
>>>Ladysmith and Lac Cayamat. (Anyone know that road?)
>>>It's just a gravel logging road nothing serious
>>>to even warrant putting it in 4x4.
>>>
>>>Anyway when going up a fairly steep hill I kept hearing
>>>something like a metal clinking sound when the tires briefly spun on
>>>loose gravel.
>>>I'm hoping it's just rocks and the MTR tires. But not sure. It's not like
>>>rocks
>>>thrown on the sheetmetal but like a metal clink.....clink.... ing sound.
>>>It's a 05TJ Rubicon with 5000Km's on it.
>>>I've had Jeeps before and never heard anything like
>>>this before. But none had tires like the MTR's.
>>>It does sound fine (Gears)otherwise.
>>>Anyone know anything about this?
>>>Thanks in advance
>>>
>>
>>
>>
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