Noise at 60+ mph

Alright guys, I need some help! I've got an '11 dclb sport with 114k miles. Recently noticed excessive humming noise at 60mph and above. Tires had about 50-55k miles on them and new rubber put on today. Left the tire shop and got it above 60 and the noise is still there.

I have no noticeable wobble or wiggle in front tires when off the ground. I also tried turning left and right at lower speed to see if one side was worse than the other. Main question is does this sound like a wheel bearing issue?If not I'd appreciate any suggestions! Thanks!

 

Wheel bearing. Apparently it doesn't have to wobble to be bad or make noise with without wobble to be bad

Pretty much guarenteed it's a wheel bearing

 

My initial thought was wheel bearing. One guy on here strapped a GoPro to different positions under the truck and I think it ended up being his diff as it was much louder there.

 

Check your diff fluid could be a pinion bearing on the way out.

 

The hum is rhythmic. It is not a steady noise like from mud grips.

 

If it doesn't change tones/get quieter or louder when you turn the wheel at 60mph, it's likely your rear diff or maybe a rear wheel bearing.

I had a sequoia come in the shop last week, which kinda hummed a bit once you got up to around 60 but didn't change when turning. Put it on the lift in drive, and just with it spinning at around 10-15mph, you could hear a slight roaring noise that was loudest at the diff.

 

Update:
I brought truck to the shop today and it was the front passenger wheel bearing. Went ahead and changed both sides.

Noise is gone! I appreciate the replies!