What Causes the Buzzing Noise When the Car is Running?

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VonAliyah
07/29/25 7:35pm
The reasons for the buzzing noise when the car is running are: 1. Excessive tire pressure causing severe wear on the tread area, reducing the tire's shock absorption and cushioning performance, and significantly increasing tire noise; 2. Uneven contact and friction between the tire tread and the ground, resulting in irregular surfaces; 3. Worn and loose wheel hub bearings. Solutions for the buzzing noise when the car is running: 1. Check if the chassis screws are loose and inspect the rubber bushings of the lower control arms for looseness. If any issues are found, it is recommended to visit a repair station for maintenance; 2. Check the engine oil level and top it up to the appropriate level if it is low; 3. Inspect the valve clearance and adjust it to the correct position.
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