Stock suspension clicking noise

I have a stock 2018 trd o/r and I've been hearing a clicking noise in the front area whenever the suspension is compressed whether it's over a speed bump or dip. Ive had toyota try to trace the noise down 3 times. Nothing. I've had a body shop try and find it 5 times. Nothing. American tire depot 4 times. Nothing. I've had mechanics from all three places drive with me to hear the noise thinking that it would help them get a better idea of what it could be. Still nothing was found. I've exhausted all my options to find the problem. Any opinions or advice would be helpful at this point.

 

I have a 2017 sr5 dcsb and I have the same issue. It’s been like that since I bought it and no one can find the problem. It’s kinda tricky to get the truck to make the noise but if I go over a speed bump at the right speed it clicks when the truck compresses. I also get a squeak when I compress in full turn. I posted a thread on here and a
Guy told me to grease all my joints and look for wore rubber/plastic on moving joints (a arms UCAs and everything else) I couldn’t find anything that looked bad and it still makes the noise after greasing.
Guess I’ll live with it, maybe it will go away when I upgrade my suspension.. maybe you can catch the noise on video? I have been trying to catch mine on video for ever.

 

Issue with a strut assembiy or body/radiator mount can generate a metal to metal “clack” noise

 

Could you explain "click" a litle better? A click to me would be something I couldn't hear if the radio was on or someone was talking. Is it much louder than that? It's not a "clunk"?

A clunk could be a cab mount out of alignment. A click, I don't have anything.

G.

 

I had a similar issue. Eluded me for about two years. It was my damn center caps! Check those and good luck.

Now to find the mystery clunk at slow speeds while turning...

 

Did u figure it out?