Ok this is a new one, as far as I know. It has been about -15 (Cel) here in Toronto for the past couple of days.
Everytime I drive my MS3 for the first 15 - 20 mins of driving there is a sound that seems like the tires rubbing when I go over bumps. As the car warms up the sound goes away. I doubt it is tires rubbing as I don't think them warming up would make that big a difference (I am running 225x45x18 on the stock rims BTW), and have not had any rubbing issues so far.
I have no idea what it could be, some theories are maybe when the bushings are cold they are very noisy, or maybe the shocks lose pressure when cold and lose some compression allowing the tires to rub on bumps. Although frankly both of these seem far fetched to me.
Any ideas, anyone with similar problems?
Everytime I drive my MS3 for the first 15 - 20 mins of driving there is a sound that seems like the tires rubbing when I go over bumps. As the car warms up the sound goes away. I doubt it is tires rubbing as I don't think them warming up would make that big a difference (I am running 225x45x18 on the stock rims BTW), and have not had any rubbing issues so far.
I have no idea what it could be, some theories are maybe when the bushings are cold they are very noisy, or maybe the shocks lose pressure when cold and lose some compression allowing the tires to rub on bumps. Although frankly both of these seem far fetched to me.
Any ideas, anyone with similar problems?