What Causes Abnormal Noise from Tires When Turning a Car?
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Car tires squeaking when turning is the sound of friction between rubber and the ground, which is a normal phenomenon. This occurs because the car's inertia is forward during a turn, while the tires experience resistance friction with the ground. When car tires contact the ground, various levels of noise can be produced due to the type or unevenness of the road, the vehicle's speed, the type of tires, and the tire's air pressure. Other reasons for abnormal noise from tires when turning a car are as follows: 1. If it's the sound of tires rubbing against the ground, realignment may be needed. 2. If it's a rattling sound, it could indicate a faulty CV joint, which requires replacement. 3. If it's a metallic scraping sound, it might be the brake pad shield rubbing against the brake pad. This can often be fixed by prying the shield slightly with a screwdriver.