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What Causes the Abnormal Noise from the Right Front Wheel of a Car?

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KatherineAnn

07/24/25 12:29pm

There are many reasons for abnormal noise from the right front wheel of a car. The following is a detailed analysis and solution: 1. Severe wear of brake pads: When the thickness of the car's brake pads wears below 5mm, the braking force will significantly decrease, and symptoms such as abnormal noise during turns may occur. In this case, the brake pads should be replaced promptly. 2. Damage to the right front wheel shock absorber: If the shock absorber of the right front wheel is damaged, it can also cause abnormal noise. The car should be lifted for a detailed inspection in this situation. 3. Deformation of the right front wheel hub: Deformation of the right front wheel hub can cause abnormal noise while driving. For safety reasons, it is best to replace the hub. 4. Wear of the right front wheel tire: Excessive wear of the right front wheel tire or punctures from nails, stones, etc., can also lead to abnormal noise. In such cases, further inspection at a repair shop is necessary.

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MacCecilia

08/11/25 6:36am

My car had a similar issue with squeaking noises from the front right wheel before. The high-pitched metallic screeching was particularly annoying, probably caused by worn-out brake pads rubbing against the rotor with the warning indicator. If there's a humming sound like an airplane while driving, it's likely a faulty wheel hub bearing. Thumping noises over speed bumps suggest checking for leaking shock absorbers. Loose ball joints produce noticeable clunking sounds, especially when turning the steering wheel to full lock. Pebbles stuck in tire treads can cause popping noises - just pry them out with a key. Don't ignore these issues as they affect safety. It's best to take the car directly to a repair shop for a lift inspection. A failed wheel hub bearing could seize up, which is life-threatening on highways - my neighbor experienced this and spent nearly 2,000 yuan on towing and repairs.

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