while turning left feel a grinding vibration

[silverado200687]

I have 2006 Chevy Silverado with 80,000 miles on it just lastnight I was coming home and when I turned left I would feel a grinding vibration under the right side wheel and we just had recently got hit with back to back snow storms so I thought it may have been just ice on the wheel well...the next day it did the Same thing and when I turned into my driveway I heard a snapping sound so when I parked it I looked under but didn't see anything visibly wrong and also when I brake my pedal goes all the way down sometimes. the grinding sound has like a plastic sound to it. does anyone have any clue what it could be?

[txab]

Your brake pedal goes all the way down. I'd look into that pretty quick. As for sounds, wheel bearing is where to start

 

 

 

 

[8.1HD/ALLISON]

Sounds like a wheel bearing.

[tanked_darren]

I would pull the front wheels off before driving it anymore brakes are important maybe your brakes are shot. I let mine go metal to metal and it made the sounds you describe. That car is dead now. Went to the graveyard when I traded it for my truck.

 

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[Jsdirt]

Your hub bearing is toast. It's probably spitting 1/4" roller bearings out all over the road. Should be pretty obvious - top of your front wheel should be cambered outward, and when you jack it up you'll be able to move the wheel in a million directions, if that's what happened.

 

I'm gonna guess you've been hearing noise on the highway for a while now, and then it suddenly got REAL loud. Your supposed to change it before it gets to that stage ...

[kstruckcountry]

Shot bearing=new brakes+new bearing

[silverado200687]

thanks for all the input everyone my neighbor works for the local mechanic and told me to bring it in he said exactly what ya'll said thank you Soo much