Front driver side wheel grinding

 · Could even be a prematurely failing wheel bearing, but unlikely. Any local shop could do a diagnosis for a small fee, especially if it get worse or more constant.  · hey everybody i was hoping someone could help me out, i got a loud grinding, metal on metal sounding noise coming from my driver side front wheel on my 03 tacoma. this has been going on for a couple months now but starting getting really bad the last couple of weeks ago, every time i would jack the truck up to see what it is i couldnt find anything nothing loose no marks or scratches so i.  · Ohio. . #2. You could try jacking up the front of the vehicle and rotating the wheels to see if you can replicate the noise. Also see if there is any slop in the wheel when moving back and forth. When my hub assemblies went bad (both at the User Interaction Count:

Heard a grinding noise coming from the Suburban. Only hear it when moving, not at idle. Jacked up the front of the Suburban and determined the noise is the front driver side wheel. When I spin it I hear a grinding noise. Could it be the bearings? Front U joint was just replaced and the noise does not seem to change with speed. A. hey everybody i was hoping someone could help me out, i got a loud grinding, metal on metal sounding noise coming from my driver side front wheel on my 03 tacoma. this has been going on for a couple months now but starting getting really bad the last couple of weeks ago, every time i would jack the truck up to see what it is i couldnt find anything nothing loose no marks or scratches so i. A loud scraping and grinding noise coming from the front right of the car. It only occurs at low speeds, mph, but not at speeds higher than that. The car drives normally at normal speeds, but it sounds shocking at low speeds. There is nothing hanging below the car, and the tyres are fully inflated. The sound is made when pulling away in any gear, and when slowing down to these speeds in any gear and in neutral.

Jan Is your car equipped with a front-wheel-drive system and when traveling module is positioned under the driver or front passenger seat. May If your front-wheel-drive car makes a grinding, clicking or rumbling noise during a tight turn in the parking lot, it's likely a failing. While I was driving today a loud grinding and squeaking started coming from the passenger-side wheel. I got out and noticed what looked like.