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Regardless of your vehicle's make and model, it will eventually need to come in for service. When your vehicle starts to make strange sounds, it's a sign that you might need to have it serviced sooner. Is your car starting to make some weird car sounds? We've gathered a list of some common issues and what might be causing the problem.
Over time, the brakes of a vehicle experience large amounts of stress. In order to keep the brakes in their best shape, adjustments are sometimes needed. Squeaky brake noise is usually a sign that is it time to schedule an appointment with one of our expert mechanics. There can be a number of different things causing this noise, such as the rotor or the brake pads wearing thin. Trusting one of our mechanics to get the job done correctly will help you get back on the road sooner.
When an engine rattles, it is a sign of premature ignition. When this occurs, the problem may be related to varying issues from an overheating engine or damaged parts. One of our expert technicians can help pinpoint and identify the source.
If your vehicle is making a clicking noise, this may be signaling that your oil level is too low. One of our mechanics can check the oil level for you with a dipstick. If this doesn't solve your issue, our mechanics can do some further diagnostics to get you back behind the wheel safely.
A knocking sound from underneath the hood of your car is a sign that you need a technician's help immediately. It might be indicating damage to major components, such as the valves, connecting rods or pistons, and is best left for one of our trusted experts to repair.
Several different types of issues can cause a squealing engine. Older vehicles may have squealing engines due to loose or worn accessory belts, whereas newer vehicles may have different concerns.
When your car makes a strange noise, don't panic! Our team of trusted mechanics is ready to help get you back on the road. Contact us or visit our dealership in Evansville to get the repair done quickly and affordably.
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