could it be a wheel bearing? Tires?

hey everyone, how are you? I've got a 2010 Prius (not sure of the model, it's got a nice stereo, no nav, alloy wheels...how do I tell which one it is?

The fuel economy is pretty good at 5.4L/100 and that's driving it faster than I should!

There's a sound in the back, a je je je sound coming from the rear. It *sounds* like a metal no metal wheel bearing. The car's got 89k km on it, not a lot. Prob the orginal tires, maybe they're flat spotted?
I'm trying to find the manufacturer date on the tires but can't seem to locate it. They're Michelin 195/65x15's, still decent tread but with a treadwear of 820, these things are hard and last forever!

Thanks for reading!

 

Okay, I'll try that, thank you. The tires are March 7, 2017, ~7.5 years old.

How long do wheel bearings normally last on this car? It sat around a lot, not being driven if that matters?

 

OK, I took it out for another test drive and I tried applying the brakes And it doesn’t seem to change the noise I just noticed it a bit less as I’m slowing down.

I recorded a file on my phone, which I could try uploading here and if you turned up your volume to max, you might hear the thing And the noise I’m talking about

 

OK, you guys are going to think I’m crazy. You really can’t hear the noise in this file but here you go.

For some reason the file dialogue box won’t come up when I click upload file… it was working. I’ll post this reboot and try it again