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My 2003 cts has "differentail noise"not wheel noise. I hear its somewhat common. Unfortunately rear end failure is somewhat common. I have had the same noise for years, and I am at 130,000 mi. No failure
The answer to your question is that when the transmission stays in the lower gear due to not having got your speed up, the noise will happen... it`s not due to a mechanical problem.
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