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I have done nothing to the car and not have heard or felt anything for 7 days driving. I have no clue!

Please keep us informed if it returns.

The only thing is it only started in the last 500 miles of a total of 13,800. Didn’t do it before.

mAkl, Hope you are correct for your issue but my sound is somewhat different. It is a much lower resonant pitch which I would describe now as if a tire was rubbing on the inner fender well. Whoomph-whoomph for only a second or two. Noticeable vibration on steering and pedal along with the...

Unlike Makl - my noise is when the car is first started and it is not a click but more of a "whoompf whoompf" sound and at the same time there is noticeable vibration in the steering wheel and accelerator pedal when turning or backing at extremes both left and right at less than 10mph. No noise...

So I went a couple of days without the noise, this happens it seems like after a particularly humid or rainy night - then today it was back - but minor in both sound and vibration. It almost sounded as though a tire could be rubbing the inner fender well. That's something I had previously...

Keep reporting please!

Google turned up nothing for this. Is it available for owners or just techs?

So in my case, the noise is ONLY <10 mph backing out of the driveway or going forward <10 mph and turning at an EXTREME both left or right. Happens three out of every four times or so - but not 100% of the time. Sound is sort of "whoomph whoomph" clearly plain to both me and my wife. Sometimes...

I'm out of ideas! I'll report when I know something, but not heading north until spring.

Let me know - thanks and good luck!

Cancelled my appointment in Florida as I didn't like the service reps offer to work me in whenever they could! Talked to my service rep in Indiana and he's more focused on wheel, tire, rotor, bearing. Of course he can't troubleshoot over the phone. Mine is consistent but not getting worse.

Taking the GT in on Tuesday - we will see what the diagnosis is!

Mine is not a PP1 or Bullitt just a stock GT. So as I understand the rims are the same. I did not watch the tech rotate the tires at the last oil change but presume he did the proper rotation. People are saying the issue could be a wheel bearing but geesh it only has 14,000 miles on it. Hard...

Retorgued and noise vibration still present. So the only thing different in the last 1000 miles or so was a tire rotation at the dealership. I have P265/35R20 front and back. Somewhere I thought I read that rear rims were 1/2 in wider (but can't find it now). If so and rear rims were moved...

Surely that was done properly at the dealer wouldn't you think. Here's an interesting side note, it rained last night and when driving this morning it was better! Geesh what gives with a little humidity in the air? On the other hand it may have had nothing to do with it. Will retorque mine...

My noise came at 13,000 miles on my 2019 GT Premium and no I have never hit a pothole. It is so terribly annoying. Happens at very low speed and once you speed up it goes away. The only thing different from day one was having tires rotated at the dealership. I will try to tighten as it is...

I'm going to torque mine up first before taking it in.

That included the bearing part as well I assume? I will talk to my service manager about this very issue. Appreciate the feedback.

Great!