What to Do When There Are Abnormal Noises While Driving?
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When there are abnormal noises while driving, they can be addressed based on different situations: 1. Abnormal noises from the tires during driving. There are many aspects to tire noises, and a preliminary judgment can be made based on the sound: If it is a low "thud" sound, it is mostly due to tire deformation, bulging, severe wear, or insufficient pressure; if it is a "click" sound, it is likely that there are some stones stuck in the tire tread; if there is a rhythmic "clunk" or "hum" sound with a loud volume, the tire needs to be replaced or the tire pressure adjusted. 2. Abnormal noises from the suspension. There are many reasons for suspension noises, but they are also difficult to diagnose. Therefore, car owners should have some ability to identify them. If there is a "creaking" sound, it is mostly the sound of the shock absorber spring; if there is a "thud" or "crack" sound near the wheels when going over bumps, it is likely a fault with the shock absorber or suspension components, and it is necessary to go to the shop for inspection and repair in time.