[Prag33]

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There is no noise when turning in daily driving, but it happens when cornering at a faster speed, and the noise comes from both the left side and the right side, but I can't tell whether it is the front or the rear.
I replaced the brake discs before making the noise
Is it the sound of the brake disc or the bearing or is there any other problem?

First time posting in the forum, hope to get some help .Thanks

[SchnellerM2C]

The clicking sounds like its coming from a brake pad that leans in under a cornering load. The clicking sound is likely from the pad lightly skipping along the rotor's cross drilled holes. Check that you're anti-rattle clips are properly installed and that the pads aren't worn too thin.

A slightly loose wheel bearing will also allow the brake disc to tilt in under a cornering load & contact either the brake pads or even the rear parking brake shoes, who's position you may also have altered when replacing your rear rotors.Good luck!

[3t3p]

I had this sound and went away when I got new tyres hehe

[SchnellerM2C]

OP, have you had any luck figuring out your noise?
I also wanted to mention, checking your lug bolt torque.

[demian.cl]

Any updates ?
I found this:

maybe it helps.

[E90convert]

Wheel bearing. My previous F30 would do that. I replaced the front wheel bearings and it went away.