Reasons for Squeaking Noise During Low-Speed Driving of a Car

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Reasons for abnormal noises during low-speed driving of a car are as follows: 1. Sounds from the suspension system. 2. Sounds from the braking system. There are many rubber bushings in the suspension, and over time, these rubber bushings may age, leading to abnormal noises when the car is in motion. When suspension bushings age, they need to be replaced to resolve the issue. 3. The car's shock absorbers may also produce abnormal noises after prolonged use. Shock absorbers are wear-prone components and require replacement over time. In some cars, shock absorbers may even start leaking oil after extended use, necessitating their replacement when leakage occurs.