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Here's Why Your Chevy Tahoe Or Suburban May Have A Front-Axle Clicking Noise

Some Chevy Tahoe and Chevy Suburban owners may notice that their SUV makes a clicking noise while driving. The noise may be coming from the vehicle’s front axle while operating in four-wheel drive.
Ars Technica

YACT: Clunk from the front wheel area on acceleration, sometimes

I've got a 1995 Toyota Corolla, 157K miles on it. It is front wheel drive obviously, auto tranny (3 speed). I have noticed over the last couple months, that sometimes, when I put it from park into ...
The Providence Journal

Could a rumbling sound be from my tires? | Car Doctor

Rumbling noises in a 10-year-old car could be tires or suspension issues. If your speedometer is reading high after an oil change, the unit may have been switched from miles per hour to kilometers.
GM Authority

Here's Why Your GMC Yukon May Have A Front-Axle Clicking Noise

Some GMC Yukon owners may notice that their SUV produces a clicking or squeaking noise from around the front end while driving. Now, a possible cause for this issue has been identified, and with it, a ...