Porsche 2014 911 making tire sound

I recently bought a 2014 Porsche 9011 Carrera with 40K miles. I haven't driven it much however everytime I turn the steering wheel all the way to the left or right or when making a u turn I hear the loud noise (chugging sound) ike the wheel is hitting something. I brought it to the dealer and complained about it but was told that it is normal for a 2014 911 to make that sound as the wheel is tilting. Is this true? Has somebody experience this too? Appreciate any comment which might enlighten me.Thanks!

Its normal for any proper sports car with summer tire compound on them when it gets cold. What you are hearing/feeling is the tire compound getting hard from the cold and skipping sideways across the pavement at full lock, causing a clunking that you can feel in the steering column. It's officially called the Ackerman effect due to a cars steering geometry, because the inside and outside tires are turning at a different radius from each other, which is magnified at full lock where the tires are almost sideways so one wheel tries to drag the other at the same radius path its taking. You dont notice this on regular cars because they have all season tires . Summer performance tires start to get hard like a hockey puck (and dangerous in wet weather) once the temps drop below 40F/5C, and this is why those with sports cars either put their cars away for winter, or have a second set of winter tires /wheels. This will happen even in warm weather once Summer tires start to wear down and lose tread, and some tire brands do it more than others do This is one of those questions that comes up ad nauseum every year as the weather cools from those that are used to cars with all season tires on them, so yes, lots of people have experienced this 😉

This happens with my c class especially with blizzaks during the winter. Those cars also have a wide radius so it’s even more pronounced

Just search P9 for Ackermann. You will get lots of information.

It's not limited to summer tires . On the right pavement at the right temperature my Conti DWS-06 Plus all-seasons do it too.

Same here… DWS’s and Blizzaks

I have Pirelli Zeros, which I believe are all season tires , on a 2014 981 Cayman . I have the same issue every winter, and it goes away in the summer.

Normal. Due to alignment settings.

Its the tire compound that causes it , a Pirelli tire ,change to a Michellin sport tire and it will go away mine did it was a sound i did not like and the dealer gave me the same song and dance .

I have a 2016 Boxster and had same issue with the Goodyear Eagle tires that came with the car. Yes, the dealer gave me some one page document that said it was due to the "engineering" of the car. When I replaced the front tires at 37K, I went to Michele Pilot Sport 4S and the "tire skipping" pretty much went away. P.S. I live in Northern California and do not change my tires due to the seasons.