CV joints are attached to the ends of the drive shaft in all FWD (front-wheel-drive) vehicles. These joints are divided into two types: ball-type joints for the outer CV joint and tripod-type joints for the inner CV joint. These joints are important mechanical components of your vehicle's suspension system, which allows you to drive with ease and comfort. Any part of your inboard or outboard CV joint that is faulty can cause CV joint noise when driving straight or turning your vehicle, so it is important to have them in good working order and replaced if needed during a car service in Reading. What Is the Source of CV Joint Noise When Driving Straight? When you notice your CV joint making noise while driving straight or making sharp turns, it indicates that your joint is faulty but may not be completely damaged because there are factors that can affect the performance of your joints. Some of the causes of your joint making squeaky sounds are as follows: 1. Faulty CV boots When...
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