The strut mounts take some time to settle in. Resulting in a squeak for some distance.
Sounds like you need new struts.
you need new struts
You might need to get new shocks/struts. If they are decently new it might be a loose bolt or worn out brushing. (rubber things that surround the bolt on struts)
A bad wheel bearing
Springs, not struts set the height.
Answerif it's a whining noise you may need to check your power steering fluid level. I had this same problem. And if I am thinking of the same straining noise your talking about. Mine sounded like a noise like wet rubber was rubbing hard together? is that the same sound? if it is the same sound, I had to put new front struts in my 1999 Dodge Avenger and it didnt make the sound anymore.
Coil spring boosters are only for coil springs, NOT those found on struts. Struts are engineered to function in only their original configuration and should not be modified. Look into finding new struts that will fit your application.
Might just need an old fashioned lube job. Do the easier, simpler, cheaper stuff first - struts can run into gobs of money not only for the part, but especially the labor charges.
New brake pads can squeal until the are broken in. Some cheaper pads make noise all of the time. If the pads continue to make noise there are chemicals that can be put on the pads to quiet the noise.
I just got a new power steering pump and my car is making a screeching sound, even after I changed the belts. What noise does yours make
if they are gas charged struts I'm sorry wandering? you should always align a car when replacing struts camber angle is adjusted by loosening the strut from the spindal jay bird 1980