I have a question. I have a 1995 honda civic ex coupe. I have it sitting on some ls mesh. 205/50/15 and when im on a freeway and take a curve let's say like at 50+mph my tires start screeching so ba like if I was drifting. so my question is, is something bad with my suspension? the tires have very good thread and always @ 35psi and they are falkens. please help

 

any opinions?

 

You probably have cheap *** all season tires and a suspension that isn't designed to take turns like that.

Edit: Going to need to know more. I.E. What model tire, suspension upgrades, car milage.

Help us help you.

 

I have some falken 452's on there and I have all stock suspension. my car has some mileage like 195,000 miles. what can cause that sound?

 

Driving a Honda civic with stock suspension doing 50mph on a turn.


You drive a Honda. Quit driving it like a Porsche.

Your tires are fairly sticky from what I can tell. I'd have to be it's your soft suspension.

 

Im telling you that it's a curve not a turn. On a freeway you have take the curves at that speed even 70mph but no other car I drove before does that and mine also didnt but since 2 days ago started doing that. I was thinking about tie rod ends maybe they are giving up... what do you think?

 

Well, first I need to know the difference between a curve and a turn. Because now I'm just confused.

 

He's probably referring to the curve as a slight turn in the road. Not like a 90 degree or 180 degree interchange.

 

yes that is what I was trying to say...not even a 45 degree turn...just a slightly curve...like when you turn your steering wheel like 5-10cm to the l;eft

 

Tire pressure?

 

I always keep it @ 35psi

 

any opinions???