Ronzuki:

Since I´m trying to rule out every possibility, I guess it does not hurt to have the wheels balanced and see if it makes any difference. It is a lot cheaper than trying to change a bearing and see if there is any change.

Thanks for the clear explanation Moto.

To the OP, thankfully, it sounds as though your tires are slightly out of balance and you don't have a CVT issue. Ronzuki: Do you think the wheels being out of balance will cause the noise even when not touching the ground? I had the car lifted twice and the noise was there even with the car in the...

I thought so. The word "bot" is what is not very reassuring .
Google is everywhere watching. It is kind of scary.

Thanks for the info.
I´ll search for the features and price!

I´m using an iPhone 5 without any troubles. I can stream music and make calls using the steering wheel controls. It will also stream the sound from 2 different GPS apps and games. If there is an alarm or reminder, it will sound trough the car speakers, as well as if the phone rings while paired with...

Hi everyone!

I have noticed while reading through the forums that sometimes it shows which users are online and using the forum. Several times I´ve noticed one of them being "Google (bot)" in different color as regular users and Mods.
Any ideas of what that is?

Hello KuroNekko. I agree that it is unlikely that the bearings are damaged. I already performed all the tests you mentioned in your post and none of them can prove something is wrong with the bearings: 1.-Noise only happens after a certain speed. 2.-I tried tilting the car to see if I noticed any di...

Yeah, I figured!
Well, hopefully they will make it to the frozen four the upcoming season and we will have something to talk other than our cars!

That is certainly good to know. As I stated in my first post, they just reprogrammed the CVT and I noticed a slight reduction in the noise along with more realistic readings from the instant fuel consumption. Your information and Ronzuki´s suggestion about using the manual shift to up the revs might...