Thrum thrum thrum sound from wheel whilst driving

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Al N

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had the car serviced (3.0 e85) yesterday and whilst driving along home there was a thrum thrum thrum sound from the drivers side road wheel which got faster as I drove faster. ( can't pinpoint either front or rear ( sounds from the front i think and I'm sure I can feel it through the steering wheel)s
I've looked at the wheels and to see if there were any large stones/debris in the tyres, any stones caught in the brake disc shields, any eggs in the tyres, and any loose wheel nuts. Everything seems normal. The car drives as it normally does except the thrum thrumming sound. The only other thing I can think of is a wheel bearing on it's way out. Any other thoughts or possible causes?

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Take it back to we're you had it serviced and ask them to check it out.Did they do any work on the brakes?
 
Only did oil service and air filters. It's a garage I've used for yonks, I did tell them today and it's booked in friday. I'm wondering on possible causes.
 
Hi I had same problem thought it was wheel Bearing - tyre - after a week of trial and error it was the alloy wheel changed it over to my spare everything fine now thank goodness. It was a real headache. Hope you get sorted.
 
Culprit found. A Massive hob nail in the new p zero rear tyre. It was in the inside edge and worked it's way outs soon as I pulled into the garage to have it looked at.
 
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