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Even after a wheel change, the hum that starts at 55 km/h and then stops. It gets stronger again at 72 km/h. It gets stronger in right bends and fades out in left bends. Could be differential. I'll get it fixed again when I have time.

Wheel bearing is the problem. I have a bad new one. MG really can't do this part. Now the rear one seems to be bad too. And it's humming. The car has barely 12,000km on it. Left front wheel bearing, like everyone else :)

I am not sure about that. After 3 days I noticed that it clicks, only much quieter.

Service replaced the wheel bearing. 3 days later and it clicks again. Great... and the car booms just as erratically between 55-57km/h.

I think that if the car is under warranty and you can show this vibration to the MG garage, they should fix it. You shouldn't take the car home until it is fixed. We don't have to fix the car and figure out what's wrong with it. The vibration is not normal and it doesn't vibrate for me at all...

I read that everyone has a problem with the left front wheel bearing. In our case the problem is the wheel in the middle of the road. I have also requested an on-board software update for the faults, and they are also doing the recall lane keeping software update.

Hello! This seems to be a cross-national and recurring problem for several users. My car has 11600 km on it and exactly the same clicks occur. It also makes a wobbly buzzing noise at speeds of 55-57km/h. It was very difficult to bring out the fault on the lift bench because when the car is...