Creaking sound emanating from steering stops at full turn

[BlueFalconTaco]

So I noticed the moment I got my truck lifted and got bigger tires on it that when I turn the wheel all the way to either side and move at a slow speed, I get this loud creaking/popping sound. I've looked around other forums about this that say it's normal but I thought I'd get yals take on this and see if anyome else has had or has this issue.

Thanks!

 

[whippersnapper02]

Normal. The steering stop is metal on metal so it will make noise. I avoid full lock turns if I can.

 

[Atomic Diesel]

It's just your CV joints getting ready to fly apart. Oh wait, this isn't the Ranger/ Colorado forum...Ne'ermind

 

[OU81taco16]

Lube it with some grease. Put some on your finger wipe it into either or both parts.

 

[BlueFalconTaco]

Lube it with some grease. Put some on your finger wipe it into either or both parts.

Any particular brand?

 

[OR17TRD]

Lube it with some grease. Put some on your finger wipe it into either or both parts.

That’s what she said

 

[2Gen405]

So I noticed the moment I got my truck lifted and got bigger tires on it that when I turn the wheel all the way to either side and move at a slow speed, I get this loud creaking/popping sound. I've looked around other forums about this that say it's normal but I thought I'd get yals take on this and see if anyome else has had or has this issue.

Thanks!

I have had this same issue, truck creaks/pops when backing out or pulling into driveways as well as when driving below 30 mph, feel like it may have something to do with control arms. A part seems to be missing on one side, and creaks/pops occur on the front driver's side wheel well. Any ideas?

 

[tacojoel]

Without physically checking the truck out, could be anything from worn body mounts, suspension components to ball joints.

 

[2Gen405]

Without physically checking the truck out, could be anything from worn body mounts, suspension components to ball joints.

The frame was just repaired, wondering if body mounts are problem. Thanks for the info.