what are these noises??? and why cant any mechanic find it
 

man if anyone figures this out their better then 3 of my local mechanics....they couldnt figure it out

basically my car makes a noise while im driving, not when im idling... it sound like im dragging a chain and at the same time it sounds like my wheels are rubbing on something, my car is very low but its not rubbing i dont think....

the noise goes in a wheel motion, so when i slow down it slowwwwwws down to but it gets lowder as im slowing down....

what could it be and what can i do to diagnose it?

i know its comming from back right wheel its really loud from backseat

please help its embarrasing driving a worked audi that makes loud noises

RE: what are these noises??? and why cant any mechanic find it
 

Have him check your wheels bearings.

RE: what are these noises??? and why cant any mechanic find it
 

18" wheels:) check the inside wall of the rear tyres it could be touching the suspension strut

RE: what are these noises??? and why cant any mechanic find it
 

i wanna try learn on my own first, bcuz these mechanics are getting anoyed too they cant figure it out the morons...

is it hard for me to check

RE: what are these noises??? and why cant any mechanic find it
 

Is the noise louder when you turn left?

RE: what are these noises??? and why cant any mechanic find it
 

This same thing happened to me. The dealer or the 2 independent mechanics I took it to couldnt figure it out. It turned out after a lot of messing around under the car it was the center support bearing on my driver shaft.

RE: what are these noises??? and why cant any mechanic find it
 

check your wheel bearings.

RE: what are these noises??? and why cant any mechanic find it
 

Either you have rusted calipers and your brake pads are not retracting
2. You have wide tires and your tires are rubbing

3. You have a wheel bearing going. Drive slowly (20 mph) and slightly turn the steering one way and then the other and see if the noise changes. Wheel bearing noise sounds like a grinding noise. It gets worse when you turn the wheel away from the noise and less when you turn the wheel toward the noise.

4. Could be a bad tire. Move that tire to the front and see if the noise stays in the same place. If it moves to the front then it is a bad tire.

My money is on a wheel bearing.

RE: what are these noises??? and why cant any mechanic find it
 

okay gave it a go, the sound isnt grinding its more a rubbing noise.... and it doesnt change pitch based on direction, its weird bcuz it happen over 40km when taking off, but when slowing down itll keep making noise till i completly stop....

also if sometimes (rarely) it doesnt make the noise while driving, itll start again when i hit a small bump, dent in the road....

It use to only happen when turning left at the start, now it always happens..., i dont think its rubbing bcuz ive had that problem on other car and u can feel where tyre gets burning hot from rubbing...

RE: what are these noises??? and why cant any mechanic find it
 

may be a really simple one but very easy to check and very often overlooked. Can it be a stone, glass, or nail/screw in your tire. That would explain it going with the speed of your tire and it can also fall out explaining why they can find it. A bit of a longshot but worth a go.