1) When going over speed bumps (at a very slow speed) there is an obvious ka-chink noise from each wheel as they go over. 2) Occasionally when slowing down, as slow speeds, I'll hear a noise from the back wheels (more from the back right) that sounds like a metal rake is dragging on the road under the car. That's the best I can describe it. It only lasts for a second and then goes away and can be tricky to reproduce.
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