Originally Posted by eagle3000

I need some help please
I have a "rumbling"/"vibration" noise when I turn the wheel to the right around a curve at 45-50++mph speeds.....I have NO idea what the problem could be....
The first time I heard the noise was two years ago, I was driving on the highway with bald rear tires and then it started to rain, I lost control of the car and slid down the highway a good 1/4 mile, with my foot on the brakes, sliding to the left sliding in to my turn, the car finally went off the road I heard a big bang when my left wheel hit the grit....grit on the side of the road the car then hit dirt and came to stop "Thank God" because I was heading towards a gully.
after getting back on the road by help of a Samaritan I then heard the noise, at first I thought it was my tires having flat spot from sliding, so I rotate my wheels still the same, I installed camber arms,I had my tires replaced balanced and an alignment DONE still the same
A mechanic from the dealership says it could be the wheel bearing , but my question is why is it not constant?
Why only when you make right turns at 45MPH and up?

Originally Posted by eagle3000

Thanks guy's for all your help and inputs
It was my driver side wheel bearing
I bought a Autopart International wheel bearing hub Assembly on eBay for $72.60 shipped
I put 70 lbs/ft on the four bolts that holds the hub and 111 lbs/ft on the two main bolts that holds the caliper