Whenever I turn left I hear a noise coming from the wheel(s) on the left side... wondering if its a ball joint??? Help please...

 

Look into unit bearings

 

You're going to have to describe the noise.

The first thing you can do is check the torque on the lug nuts on all the wheels.

 

I had a clunk/pop noise from my left front, checked all bolts on all front links. Source ended up being loose front left control arm.

 

Sounds like a bed squealing... not a lot of noise but can be heard when radio is off.... I have the extended warranty but not sure if I should take it in or figure out the problem myself first... I don't want them to be like " there is nothing wrong with your vechile blah blah blah...

 

Any solution to this? I'm having the same issue with mine

 

Couple things that I had happen to me recently:

First squeak - bearable but there was a ujoint which only happened on one side when I turned.
Ujoint finally went and turned into a crunch.
Replaced the ujoint and it was fixed.

Another symptom was that it felt a little jerky when I turned, the steering wheel did not return smoothly.

Other recent squeak - only when I was turning, passenger side, the rubber protector on the brake line was rubbing on the shock when I turned. This is only because I installed bilstien shocks and they are a lot bigger then stock.
Tempory fix - put a dab of lubricant between the line and the shock.
Then go get a brake line relocation bracket.

 

What was the final answer?
Mmine makes noise while turning left, but no vibe. Just a noise like rubbing a brake dust shield. I pulled the two front tires, but everything looks fine. Pulled the back tires, and nothing seems odd? Could it be a wheel bearing or u-joint. Sadly, I don't see any rub marks on the dust shields or anything else.

Honestly can't quite tell if it is from the front or rear, but sure seems to be passenger