Bearing/Driveshaft noise?

[Adamm.]

Fun game of guess the noise anyone? It shouldn't be NSF calliper, NS driveshaft. Both front wheel bearings or the gearbox..

Can't be much left besides OSF driveshaft and calliper but before I throw more money at it I thought I'd take a shot in the dark for any suggestions. Driveshaft support bearing perhaps?

Steering left and right doesn't have an impact noise comes in at about 20mph and doesn't really stop just changes tone. Noise in the video starts with me coasting down from about 50-20mph. Clutch was in for the video purely to hear the noise better over exhaust and engine but it's there regardless and is entirely speed dependant doesn't matter if I'm accelerating or decelerating.

First one to guess right wins a tenner 😂

 

[scruffydubber]

Tyres

 

[Adamm.]

Tyres

If you end up being correct I'm probably going to cry 😂 They look fine and are year old PS3 so probably a stretch.

 

[scruffydubber]

If you end up being correct I'm probably going to cry 😂 They look fine and are year old PS3 so probably a stretch.

I know I have chased a few issues in the past and they've turned out being the tyres.
I have a noisy pair of Pilot sports on my daily at the moment, but this is due to being just about at the wear limit.

 

[Daniel]

Put the front wheels on the back. If the noise moves, you have a misshaped tyre.

 

[Advikaz]

My guess would be tyres.

 

[Adamm.]

Yup car is at a garage getting the driveshaft done so if it's not that I'll swap the tyres to the rear and see.

 

[Adamm.]

Offside wheel bearing which I had replaced in March. So glad its fixed but £2k+ later I'm not too happy right now.

 

[Daniel]

Offside wheel bearing which I had replaced in March. So glad its fixed but £2k+ later I'm not too happy right now.

Eh?? What’s happened?