Feels like there is something grabbing or the tire not being able to move freely after hitting a pot hole?

Hi,

Have you tried lifting one wheel off the ground at a time to see if one won't turn? Also, if you are feeling it more on the floor, which is usually a good indication that it is coming from the rear, so that is where I would start checking.

Here is what I need you to do. Drive the vehicle and when you park, walk around the truck placing your hand close to each wheel. See if there is excessive heat coming from any of them.

Also, let me know if the sound changes when you apply the brakes.

I will watch for your reply.

Take care,

Joe

I removed the driver side rear tire the rotor is fine. The new calipers and pads look good, no noticeable irregular wear, still smooth.

I also put the truck in neutral and hand spun the rotor didn't feel anything that would make that noise.
And no weird sounds from pressing the pedal.

I got told to rock the wheel back and forth to see if there is no play. there is not.

Side not isn't that trick to see if your front-end ball bearing is out or does it work for the rear too

Sorry. Back to it I will check passenger side tomorrow... should I remove the rotor ms check the emergency brake?

And no excess heat it seems to only do it when hit bumps going from. Stop to acceleration.

Hi,

It could be a wheel bearing or something similar. Have you checked for excessive play in the bearings, or have you checked the differential fluid to make sure it's full and clean, free of any metal debris?

Joe