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Loose wheel; brake problems; bad bearing; something else? Whatever it is it's serious. Check it right away.

Answerthe thumping you hear are the potholes you drive over and drp into that's why you don't hear it when you press the brakes.
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Q: What is the thumping in your wheels you hear while driving but stops when you press on brakes?
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