Anyone have this noise or know what is causing it?
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If it's coming from the tires themselves, then it's just the rubber sliding on the pavement. If it's coming from inside the car (steering wheel), then you have a poltergeist and need to sage the car.
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It's really hard to tell from the video. I do know that on these cars (and others with similar suspension geometry), turning the wheel while stationary does cause the rubber to "skip" over the pavement. And it can cause noise. I don't think I've heard this specific noise in my car though. That said, here's a list of possible culprits: https://completecar.ca/maintenance/n...le-stationary/
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KEEP RIGHT (10-14-2022)
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Sounds like it could be a bad steering rack.
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Thanks for the suggestions all. It happens even when turning while driving not just when stationary. The struts are new so it shouldn’t be those. I’ll check the rack and ball joints.