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Old 10th July 2007, 17:54   #1
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Tyre screeches when making turns ?

while making a turn on a flyover there was a screeching/squaling sound from them.. could it be because of the cement surface or due to under/over inflation of tyres ? the sound came from start to finish of turn
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Old 10th July 2007, 17:56   #2
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This particular sound comes when you are cornering under hard acceleration and at a high speed which the tyres can't hold to. Screeching sound is just the start after which you sometimes hear crash-boom. Its basically throwing your car around at absolute limits.
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Old 10th July 2007, 18:00   #3
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hmm i dont think it was absolute limits or anything .. speed was 30-40kmph or so
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Old 10th July 2007, 18:06   #4
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This sound can and does come at times on certain vehicles when turning with full lock. It could indicate a few things:
1 - You are simply nearing the limit of the tyre. This an be true even if you are taking a tight turn too fast. Sometimes 30 or 40kmph can be a bit fast as well.
2- Certain tyres are known to be a bit noisier than others. nothing to worry about here.
3 - If none of the above, it could indicate an alignment problem.
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Old 10th July 2007, 18:09   #5
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Cement also makes this sound more apparent/frequent.
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Old 10th July 2007, 18:09   #6
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Another probable cause could be old & hardened rubber in your tyres, that also leads to tyres squealing prematurely even at low speeds.
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Old 10th July 2007, 18:39   #7
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When I had tubed Bridgestone S322 tyres they used to squeal a lot upon cornering. With tubeless tyres I find that there is much less squealing upon taking corners at even higher speeds than before. This must be due to the fact that tubed tyres deform a lot more upon cornering. Low tyre pressures should also increase tyre noise upon hard cornering.

On smooth cement surfaces the tyres can squeal at very low speeds. In my company basement parking area most cars (including mine) generate an awful lot of tyre noise while turning even at 15 kmph.
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Bottle, Is this with reference to ur new Palio stile's tyres or ur old palio's tyres?
Also, what size tyres are we talking about??
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When I had tubed Bridgestone S322 tyres they used to squeal a lot upon cornering. With tubeless tyres I find that there is much less squealing upon taking corners at even higher speeds than before. This must be due to the fact that tubed tyres deform a lot more upon cornering. Low tyre pressures should also increase tyre noise upon hard cornering.
I think, the difference you are experiencing could be due to newer tyres (new rubber, better grip) rather than change from tubetype to tubeless.
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Old 11th July 2007, 20:15   #10
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Bottle, Is this with reference to ur new Palio stile's tyres or ur old palio's tyres?
Also, what size tyres are we talking about??

yeah this is with the new palio .. havent had this problem with the old one. tyre size is 175 / 65 R14 good year gps2 speed rating T

wonder if its cause of the lighter steering wheel and i m turning a bit more sharper unconsciously..thats the problem getting a same make car i keep thinking i am driving the same old car
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Old 11th July 2007, 21:56   #11
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thats the problem getting a same make car i keep thinking i am driving the same old car

All you have to do is take a look at the dash to remind yourself. LOL

Could it be because these are hard compound tyres ? what tyres are you running in your 1.2 ?
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Old 11th July 2007, 22:02   #12
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running stock tyres only.. think those are gps2 as well but with the tube variety. but you could be right about this harder..
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Old 12th July 2007, 00:16   #13
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Had a similar problem when i started filling air at a new place. Turns out that lower tyre pressure was the problem.
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Old 12th July 2007, 14:50   #14
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100 bhp engine ,coupled with 175 sized tyres and a sharp turn on a concrete road can cause the squealing.
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I think, the difference you are experiencing could be due to newer tyres (new rubber, better grip) rather than change from tubetype to tubeless.
That is certainly one reason, thanks for pointing it out. And the tubed tyres I had were very old (5+ years), so the rubber would have hardened. Still, I am able to take corners at 10-20 kmph higher speeds without any noise from the tubeless tyres (which have run 19000 kms now), whereas the tubed tyres made an awful racket.
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