QUOTE(cdspins @ May 14 2024, 01:38 PM)
Normally the rear suspension system is quite robust. Would suggest that you bought new rear types and switch back to your normal tyres first. If the sound is still there, then only go to check it. I'm suspecting maybe cause by the spare tire.
QUOTE(kirakun @ May 14 2024, 01:57 PM)
Better send for checking. Squeaking could be due to various reasons, either the abs mounting or some bush damaged due to the impact. Also could be sound from the spare tire compartment. Had a flat before but on other car and after the tire workshop replaced the flat with spare tire, some noise appeared from rear. Then send over to SC during service and told them about the noise. After service at SC, noise gone, back to as good as new. If you are sure the 3rd party workshop is meticulous on the works they do then send over there otherwise better to SC.
QUOTE(Kiefer @ May 14 2024, 04:35 PM)
Workshop or SC... I think depends on how good your tire workshop that you trusted.
hitting a curb may cause something rosak, depends on how it hits.
Spare tyre or original tyres, it should be same as they are just rim and tyres.
possible you can do is, press/push the rear up down, to see if any sound..if yes, then need to see where the sound. 2nd is to jack up the rear side, turn tyres to see if got sound.
if just turning the tyre not giving any sound than it is not the spare rim/tyre. then need to troubleshoot where the sound coming from as potentially some part(s) bend or etc.
Thanks all, I managed to squeeze in a visit to SC. Checking was free, they told me no issue, everything looks okay. Will drive more and see if the sound recurs.