A few weeks ago my front suspension has been creaking. It's not constant though, it is usually only when it is very cold right after I start driving the vehicle. When I drive to work I go over speed bumps and it doesn't creak, but when I leave work and go over the bumps it makes a very unsettling creaking sound. Obviously a creaking suspension is bad but I feel like it's doing it simply due to cold weather.

I'm considering replacing the front suspension entirely but I feel if it's creaking because it's cold then it will just keep doing it with the new ones.

Thoughts?

 

My lnf does it when it's cold out and stop eventually...I just learned to live with it along with the other random noises these cars make

 

I would just try changing the CAB's.

 

The two Cobalts I've had creaked when it was cold out. Its normal and my first car did it from day one when I got it new.

 

Mine has been creaking lately, but it is almost 10F so that would explain it.

 

Its the cold, i have fresh suspension all around an it creaks under 30 *

 

Probably sway bar bushings