What might be causing a rubbing sound when turning right?
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We took our Nissan to a service shop and had the rear wheel bearing replaced which fixed the rear vibration. Also, we had a rubbing sound while making a right turn it the front. Our Nissan has close to 200k highway miles. The obvious thought is....it could be the front wheel bearings. The service station stated they could not find the problem. Is the front wheel bearing difficult to repair for a tire & auto shop? I was told to take it to a Nissan dealer...Most stations don't turn down work. I don't want to spend a lot of money on a vehicle I plan on selling in a year. Any ideas?
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