However, if I stop and hold the hub on the side that appears to rumble/knock the noise stops. If I stop and hold the other hub then the noise from the other side gets louder.
Hi all, took it to the garage today. According to the mechanic the wheel bearing had not gone in "true" and had therefore got damaged thus causing the noise . Went and got another one and for £30.00p and 20mins work all sorted . These things happen. Its my sons car anyway so it didnt cost me anything . Thanks again all for your help.. and yeah I know what your thinking (what a pratt)...cheers guys..
Wheel bearings too tight can cause this. I once made that mistake and had a bearing overheat and break while driving It was an Audi which had tapered roller bearings and you have to be precise. I wasn't