What are the causes of abnormal noises in the new Highlander?

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McJeremiah
07/24/25 5:26am
New Highlander may produce abnormal noises due to reasons such as tire noise or body noise. The details are as follows: Tire Noise: If there is a sound of metal collision inside the tire during driving, it may be caused by damage to the shock absorber or bearing. The solution is to promptly go to a 4S shop for inspection and repair. Body Noise: Poor fixation between the body parts of the car may cause abnormal noises. The solution is to tighten the screws to fix the issue. These abnormal noises are only common in daily vehicle use, some are caused by problems with key components, while others can be avoided manually. Therefore, when abnormal noises occur, it is important not to take them lightly. Conduct a thorough inspection and repair as soon as possible to ensure the vehicle's driving safety and improve the driving experience.
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