[filhotran]

Whenever I drive my car, especially on low speeds and only with the windows down, I can hear a ticking noise in the rear passenger side which sounds like it correlates with the rotation of the wheels. I get the same noise in the front can't tell if it's left, right, or both) but only while my steering wheel is significantly turned. I'm not sure what the noise is, could anyone chime in on any idea of what can be causing it? I've attached a Vimeo link to show a recording of the noise. " width="800" height="450" frameborder="0">

[filhotran]

https://youtube.com/shorts/lgHchoAaS...o5PErfxNCnULvz

[Jturbo_M3]

Could be a wheel bearing since a worn or damaged wheel bearing can cause a ticking noise, especially when they are under load, such as during low-speed driving or when the steering wheel is significantly turned. Also, worn-out bushings or ball joints, could produce a ticking sound, especially when the vehicle is in motion and the suspension is under stress.

[Jaronbwall]

If the ticking sound is on rhythm it's probably bearings or wheel/brake related. If you're hearing a tick during slow speed tight radius corners it could bearings or bushing or ball joints. Creaking sounds going over bumps leads me towards suspension or sway bar issues.