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A squeaking sound could be heard from a Chevrolet Silverado’s suspension system. We tracked the noise down to one of the upper control arms.
Other than sounds, you might experience indicators of a bad control arm while driving. For example, the vehicle could pull one way.
Your vehicle can produce a variety of sounds.
They may be noticed in different scenarios – like when you’re turning, braking, going over bumps, or driving at a certain speed.
A roaring noise is one sound drivers might notice.
Have you started hearing a new noise when driving down the road? We can check it out for you.
One of our customers heard a slapping sound coming from under their Honda Civic while driving 47 miles per hour or more.
When looking over the car, we found the culprit: the metal splash shield was hitting the road. We needed to replace the metal shield and plastic shield, because the part where it clips cracked.
When you hear a sound while driving that seems out of the ordinary, it can be a bit concerning. You may wonder if the noise indicates a major problem.
A clanking sound is one sign that you may notice. It might crop up when items have become worn, loose or broken.
The symptom could mean that a part needs to be tightened or replaced. Sometimes, we catch these problems during our courtesy inspections. But they could also emerge between maintenance services.
Does it seem like your car has been making a new sound lately?
Maybe you’re hearing a clicking, groaning or squealing after you get behind the wheel.
Through noise diagnostics, we can pinpoint the source.
Brake noise can be heard on a Chevrolet Suburban.
Through noise diagnostics, we learned that the brake wear indicator is rubbing against the brake rotor. The technician recommended new brake pads and rotors.
Certain sounds, such as squealing and grinding, could indicate that brake repair is needed.
Every once in a while, you might hear something out of the ordinary as you drive out of a parking spot or travel down the road.
There are many reasons why these sounds appear.
Car noise can come from anywhere, such as your suspension and tires. They may occur as engine components wear out, belts loosen, and your vehicle experiences normal wear and tear.
What you’re experiencing could be stemming from the air conditioning system or the brakes, as well.
Because they can be symptoms of car problems or indicate that maintenance is needed, it’s a good idea to pay attention to the noises you hear and have an expert look into them.
