Rubbing noise when turning left - Cars & Trucks

If the tire started coming apart it could have hit the brake dust cover and bent it.

Rear wheels have the voice of the metal friction surface of brake pads no handle, friction, friction over a period of time or a voice, went to mechanic processing, very simple!auto diagnostic tool.

Tire may be bad or needs an alignment

A bad front hub bering.

If you have a rubbing noise on the BRAKES then its most likely the pads worn out and touching the metal backing plate ,other wise it could be the wheel bearing worn or coming loose but the CV Joint if worn will make a clanking noise when turned on full lock either Left or Right.
So jack it up at the front and check the wheel bearings and turn the wheel to see if the noise is there as it will be a metal to metal noise ,but if pads are good then it will just be a soft rubbing noise.

Check the under fender. Sometimes the black plastic will come loose around the wheel area. Turn your wheels to the left and see if the tire are rubbing close to any part of the fender area.

You need to replace the wheel bearing assembly on the drivers side.

sounds like you have a sticking brake calipar that is rubbing on the rotors when turning left or right

It sounds exactly like a wheel bearing problem.The right side its seems would be the problem. When you turn right it puts more pressure on the bad bearing making it louder. I would suggest replacing both. If on is gone the other one isn't far off. Hope this helps

check the drive shaft cv joint