My front tires sound like rubber rubbing together whenever i hit a bump?

Question

does that mean theres something wrong with my suspension
And my right wheel makes a clicking noise everytime i make a right turn

Answer 1

i dont know about your tires sounding like they rubbing together but i know that your clicking noise when you turn is your axle joint is bad, you need to change soon!

Answer 2

The clicking noise is likely caused by a bad CV joint. CV joint is made of 3 metal bars connected by a joint that can flex. This joint (there are two on each wheels) are encased in rubber boots and filled with grease. Often, the boots break and you'd lose oil. By the time you hear clicking, it is usually too late to save them. You simply have to get them replaced. It will click louder and louder until it will simply snap off one day.

I think you are describing suspension or shocks squaking when you hit bumps. This also is a replacement item. Either that or something is lose and is hitting the tire. I am assuming you do not have tires too large for your fender.

It will likely be fairly expensive to get them fixed, but you will not have that much time left to take care of it. You should at least get an estimate and also find out what needs to be done. Suspension components are what hold the tire to the vehicle and keep it streight. If you lose them, anything is possible.

Many places will tell you, you need both CV joint replaced at the same time. This is not necessary true. You do want both shocks replaced at the same time though. If one is bad, the other is very likely worm. One good one and one so-so one will give you a very strange feeling driving.

It is a safety concern. Please act quickly.

Answer 3

sounds like you have bad struts and when you hit a bump the tires are rubbing the inner fender well and the clicking sounds like a bad drive axle.

Answer 4

We had the same sound when hitting bumps and it was a lower control arm.

Answer 5

your shocks are worn out, hit a bump and youre bottoming out.