Why does the car make a clunking sound when driving?
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Reasons why the car makes a clunking sound when driving: 1. Debris in the tires: There may be some debris in the tread patterns of the vehicle's tires, such as small stones. When the vehicle is in motion, the friction between the stones and the ground produces the sound. 2. Worn brake pads: The vehicle's brake pads may be excessively worn, causing them to become uneven. When the vehicle is moving, friction occurs between the brake pads and the brake calipers, resulting in the sound. Solutions for abnormal noises in the vehicle: During normal use of the motor vehicle, when abnormal noises occur while driving, it is necessary to inspect the vehicle's tires and overall components to identify the source of the noise. Then, targeted repairs should be carried out. After the repairs, another inspection is required to ensure there are no issues before the vehicle can be used normally.