Can the rubber bushings be replaced? The car makes a lot of noise when driving over bumpy roads.

The car makes a lot of noise when driving, not sure why.

When driving the Multivan T6, if the electric sliding door makes a squeaking noise on bumpy roads, which sounds like metal friction, what solutions are there?

2016 MG GT 1.5 NA, the chassis makes noise when driving over slightly rough roads.

Hey everyone, I recently noticed a rustling noise near the B-pillar on the passenger side when driving over bumpy roads. I've had the car for a year, but this just started happening. It doesn't make noise on regular bumpy roads, only when the car sways side to side. I've tried fastening the seatbelt and applying grease to the buckle, but the noise persists. Has anyone else experienced this? Any suggestions on how to fix it?

Is there any play in the steering of the Mazda 2? Does it make noise on bumpy roads? Has anyone replaced the steering gear? Is there a difference between OEM and aftermarket parts in terms of driving experience?

Is there a clunking noise from the front left when driving on bumpy roads? Has anyone experienced this issue?

Has anyone experienced the same issue with the 2016 Jeep Renegade? When driving at speeds of 60-80 km/h over manhole covers or bumpy roads, the rear end feels loose (swaying side to side). The car hasn't been in any accidents, the rubber bushings seem fine, and the wheel alignment data is normal.

Can the rubber bushings be replaced? The car makes a lot of noise when driving over bumpy roads.

Is there any car owner experiencing a noise from the right rear wheel? When the temperature is low, there's a squeaking sound when going over speed bumps. There's no abnormality during normal driving, and it doesn't make noise on bumpy roads. The shock absorber isn't leaking either. The car is only three years old, so it shouldn't be the stabilizer bar bushing issue, plus the sound doesn't seem like it's from the stabilizer bar bushing.

When the Sportage makes a thumping noise over uneven road surfaces, what's the issue?