If your Volvo vibrates or makes noise while turning, it’s often a sign that key steering, suspension, or wheel components need attention. Issues like low steering fluid, a weak steering pump, or worn steering parts can cause noticeable noise or vibration during turns. br Problems in the suspension—such as worn bushings, ball joints, or wheel bearings—also contribute to clunking, humming, or grinding sounds. In many cases, worn CV joints, damaged axles, or cracked CV boots lead to clicking noises or strong vibrations during sharp turns. br Even tire issues like uneven wear, low pressure, or poor alignment can affect stability and turning comfort. Identifying the cause early and seeking timely professional repairs helps keep your Volvo safe, smooth, and reliable on every drive.