What Causes the Abnormal Noise After Installing Snow Tires?
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The reasons for abnormal noise after installing snow tires include severely worn brake pads, damaged shock absorbers, deformed wheel hubs, tire wear, or damaged drive shafts. Causes: The vehicle's braking force will decrease when encountering objects like nails or stones. Solutions: Promptly replace the brake pads. If the wear on the left and right drive wheels is uneven, it is generally recommended to first install new tires on the non-driven wheels for some mileage. After the four tires have worn in, perform a cross rotation. For regular use, it is best to perform a cross rotation every 20,000 kilometers, as the driven wheels are dragged along and tend to wear unevenly compared to the drive wheels. Have a repair shop inspect further. Replace the wheel hub if necessary.