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I just bought a new 2018 Cruze. Doesn’t even have 3500 miles on it. At a stop, there is no noise, but about 10-20mph it starts. The faster I go after that, the faster it squeaks/chirps. It’s extremely annoying and i get weird looks from people all over the place. It’s literally new. First owner. Shouldn’t have any issues. I have an L model sedan. Factory everything, including wheel and tires with the steelies and hubcaps. I looked at the joints and nothing is wrong with them either. Help my out guys.
 

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If you have drum brakes, possibly debris lodged between brake pad and drum?

But that sound would be coming from the rear, so.....?
 

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Guess that noise .... sounds like a wheel bearing or maybe you should make an apointment at yer nearest dealer and have the service writer test drive yer cruzen fer proof .. Good Luck ..........
 

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Did you ever figure this sound out? I’️ve taken mine to 2 dealers so far for the exact same sound. Only shows up during heavy exceleration or climbing a big hil. Dealer said was normal. Drove the tech in it too..
I took it to the dealership, and they said the dust caps may be the problem. They said they cleaned them, but a few days later, it started squeaking again. I’m not fully sure, but I may take it back again. I’ll keep you updated.
 

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Drive it around without the wheel covers. If the noise stays gone, its the covers itching on the wheel. You (dealer) can apply antisqeak tape. Been a problem since the Cavalier.

Beyond that, sounds like a brake pad abutment clip rubbing the rotor.
 

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Drive it around without the wheel covers. If the noise stays gone, its the covers itching on the wheel. You (dealer) can apply antisqeak tape. Been a problem since the Cavalier.

Beyond that, sounds like a brake pad abutment clip rubbing the rotor.
I appreciate that! I’ll give it a try and see if that helps by taking the covers off. Honestly, I think I’d much rather run the steelies than the cheap plastic caps.
 
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