Roaring noise

Hello, I'm new to the forum. I have a 2015 Tundra 2wd. I have a roaring noise that seems to start around 25 mph and usually goes away around 50 mph. I have replaced all the brakes and front rotors, and the front wheel bearings. I am probably going to have to replace the tires in about 7500 miles. Short of possibly being the rear wheel bearings, I'm at a loss. Any suggestions on what it could be?

 

roaring from where? Engine? Driveline? wheels? Uploading a vid would be best for others to help you.

If your tires need to be replaced as you describe....that would be my bet.

 

Hi Frank, thanks for answering my post. Regarding the roaring noise, I feel it in the steering wheel and hear the roaring from inside the truck. Sending a video might be hard. I don't think anyone would be able to hear it. I've only had Gen 1 Toyotas. All Sequoias. I vaguely remember having to do all 4 wheel bearings (that sucked). The only things I can relate it to now is tires, rear wheel bearings, or possibly, but seriously doubt it, the rack. I think I will try tires first. Thanks,
Don

 

Probably a tire out of balance or cupped is my guess, especially if you can actually feel it. Have you tried lubing the driveshaft?

 

I would swap the tires front to back to see if it changes the noise/steering wheel vibration. If it does, its most likely the tires as others have said.

 

Thanks guys for the reply. I'm taking it Friday for tires. I think that's what it is.