In my local Tesco carpark at 10mph my tyres squeal when turning a corner.
Funnily enough I never notice it from other cars.
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The noise is quite common in my local multi storey and a bit unnerving , especially when you have just bought a new car and take it into the multi storey.
I believe it is because the ramps of the multi storey are usually concrete which has a corrugated surface.
Anybody remember the noise made by your tyres on concrete motorway surfaces.I used to hate those sections on the M25 but have not seen ( or heard ) any recently.
As always the builders go for the cheapest option.
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The M6 near Preston (and one on the M6 in the Midlands) used to have sections where the concrete surfaces created a very noisy vibration that was quite unnerving - almost as if the engine was about to pack up.
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A lot of modern car parks have that coating painted on-like you can buy for your garage floor. It's a grey stuff that leaves a plastic coating, I presume to help prevent the ingress of oil, salt water etc.
This coating makes a lovely sound under the tyres, and I'm not 100% sure it provides a good grip, so that maybe explains the shuddering effect?
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The rumbling sound got me as well - I thought it was the car!
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Only happens in Woking IIRC!
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Hmmm, not sure they have to be multistory, this has been happening at work as I pull out of my parking space and apply lock, it is like I have a flat front tyre on the outside of the arc. Maybe it is the slat, then Permises staff use the old fashioned grit and apply it liberally. I thought it was the car needed something replacing...maybe it does anyway?
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"I thought it was the car needed something replacing...maybe it does anyway?"
So did I, specially as its car parks I have used b4, the first time I pumped up the front tyres of the car I was using, then it happened on mine, and then Mrs RF reported it on hers, so I assume there is no car problem but a weather/salt/surface combo
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The M6 near Preston (and one on the M6 in the Midlands) used to have sections where the concrete surfaces created a very noisy vibration that was quite unnerving - almost as if the engine was about to pack up. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - What\'s for you won\'t pass you by
The whole of the M54 is made of noisy concrete
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