why do my tyres squeal when i go round a corner?

Answer 1

Either youre driving too fast, or your front end is out of alignement.

Answer 2

You are experiencing a slight loss of traction or 'grip' between your tires and the road surface. You should check to make sure the 'tread' on the surface of your tire is still in good condition and that your tires do not need replacement. Squeeling tires is not uncommon even with brand new tires. Try taking the corners a bit slower and this noise should subside.

Answer 3

It means your tires are getting a ton of grip (ratio of rubber to pavement). In racing, this is a good thing - in street cars, it could be (1) your tire pressures are too low; (2) you may have a rear end alignment problem; (3) you are taking the corners too fast; etc etc. In any event, it's not a good thing and you will go through a set of tires in no time.

Answer 4

We would need to know what kind of vehicle it is, and how old the tires are. You could have a Posi-traction rearend, that would make the tires squeal or bark around corners.

Answer 5

I was told by a mechanic:
It means you have good tire tread and nothing is wrong with your tires
The tires on my truck use to do this when I turned into a parking space. They did not need air, nor was I traveling to fast.

Answer 6

i had tires that did that, they were Good Year. they were very soft tires and squealed at every turn and they did not last a full year. when i got new tires i changed brands and it would only make noise on turns i took real fast.

Answer 7

your tires are not inflated enough. you may have a slow leak. or your going way too fast around corners.

Answer 8

You are going too fast
Low air pressure
Out of alignment

Answer 9

low air. fill tires to the proper psi levels

Answer 10

You are going too fast, or you need new tires