Suspension & Steering
Clunks, creaks, and pops when you go over bumps or turn the wheel. These often point to worn joints or bushings.
Suspension and steering noises typically happen when you go over bumps, turn the wheel, or drive on uneven roads. These components absorb shocks and keep your car stable, so worn parts can affect your handling and ride comfort. Common culprits include worn bushings, damaged shock absorbers, or dry steering components.
Each noise below is described in plain language, with guidance on how urgent it is and whether you can safely continue driving.
Clunking Over Bumps
Schedule a VisitA solid clunk or thud from the front or rear of the car when you go over a bump, pothole, or speed hump. It might be a single clunk per bump…
Whining Power Steering
Schedule a VisitA whining or humming noise that gets louder when you turn the steering wheel. It is most noticeable at low speeds or when parking. The sound…
Popping or Clicking on Turns
Schedule a VisitA rhythmic clicking or popping sound that happens when turning, particularly at low speed in a car park or doing a tight turn. The clicking …
Creaking When Turning the Wheel
No RushA creaking or groaning noise when you turn the steering wheel, especially at low speeds like when parking or doing a U-turn. It might sound …