The cold weather's effect on suspension - My First Post!
Here's my problem:
I've noticed that when I start the car and drive in cold weather, the suspension makes a groaning noise as I go over bumps in the road. It continues for about 15 minutes. Not only does the car groan, it squeeks and generally feels like something is not right. I've had it checked, and the SM says there's nothing wrong with it.
My question is this: Is it normal?
I live in Houston, and rarely does it get this cold, so I've never experienced a problem. Should I take the car in?
M
I live in Chicago(actual Chicago, not Chicagoland Suburbs), and it's lightly snowing.
You should hear noises similar to a rub/groan if you dont have a 4matic(maybe with 4matic also) and you're turning your tires left and right on ice(happens when i park in the garage)
Yesrterday, after driving about a mile, got on a parkway and as I approached 50mph starting getting
vibrations all around, like tires out of balance.
Slowed down to about 40 and was quite, so after another few miles starting getting back up to speed and then all was OK.
Must have been flat spots on the tires after sitting.
-Mike



