What Causes the Squeaking Sound from Tires When Turning a Car?
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When a car turns, the squeaking sound from the tires is the friction noise between the rubber and the ground, which is a normal phenomenon. This is because the car's inertia is forward when turning, but the sound comes from the friction between the tires and the ground resistance. When car tires come into contact with the ground, they produce various levels of noise due to the type of road or its unevenness, the car's speed, the type of tires, and the tire's own air pressure. Other reasons for abnormal tire noise when turning a car are as follows: 1. The sound of tires rubbing against the ground: Wheel alignment is needed. 2. A rattling sound: The ball cage is faulty and needs to be replaced with a new one. 3. A metallic scraping sound: The brake pad's shield is rubbing against the brake pad; you can use a screwdriver to pry the shield slightly.