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What causes the low-speed noise in an Audi A6?

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LaAbel

09/06/25 6:44am

Audi A6 low-speed noise causes are as follows: Body noise: This issue is usually due to insufficient body rigidity, causing deformation during driving, resulting in friction or shaking between the doors and the frame, or friction between steel plates due to some areas becoming unwelded. Engine compartment noise: There are several possibilities for noise here. A high-pitched belt squeal is generally caused by belt slippage. Transmission noise: If there is noise inside the transmission while driving, and it disappears when the clutch is pressed, it indicates that the noise source is a transmission fault, possibly due to worn transmission bearings or gears.

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CaliDella

09/18/25 6:28am

I've been driving an Audi A6 for several years and often encounter low-speed squeaking noises, which are mostly caused by loose chassis components, such as aging ball joint bushings in the suspension system or worn shock absorbers. Over time, rubber parts crack or metal components wear out, leading to 'creaking' or 'clicking' sounds when turning at low speeds or going over speed bumps. Last time, I noticed a noise coming from the left front wheel, and the inspection revealed an issue with the tie rod. My advice is not to ignore it—get the car lifted and diagnosed at a repair shop as soon as possible, because safety comes first. Regular maintenance is crucial; periodic wheel alignments and oil changes can prevent such issues. You can also perform simple checks yourself: pay attention to the source of the noise while driving, note the frequency and road conditions, and provide this information to the technician for quicker diagnosis. After all, Audi's value lies in its precision, and letting small issues escalate into major problems would be a costly mistake.

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Bob

11/01/25 6:53am

My brand-new Audi A6 had a slight noise at low speeds, possibly due to brake system issues or small stones stuck in the tires. When driving at low speeds, there could be a friction sound between the brake pads and discs, or a 'rustling' noise from small stones lodged in the tire treads. I noticed the noise coming from the rear wheel area, and it went away after removing the debris. It might also involve slight gear slippage in the transmission. Don’t worry—try to identify whether the noise is more noticeable during acceleration or deceleration and pinpoint its location. Audi maintenance can be expensive, but safety should never be compromised, so visit the dealership for inspection promptly. My advice is to clean the tires and rims during every car wash to prevent debris buildup. Keep a log of your car’s condition, noting details like the speed and road conditions when the noise occurs, to help mechanics diagnose faster. In short, addressing minor issues early ensures a worry-free drive.

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