I suspect there are multiple possibilities but the first which comes to mind for me are sticking brake calipers. A sticking caliper will cause a vehicle to veer to one side. In some cases you will note a grooved area in your brake rotor (disc), metallic shavings around your tire well and even a 'hot' metal smell after driving. Wheel bearings may cause a grinding noise possibly as well but not as common as will a bad half shaft (axle) but these tend to 'pop'.
Sure it isn't scale on the discs? retract the pads and give the discs a spin.
A front right wheel can grind for a number of reasons. Brake pads when worn to metal can cause this. Also C/v axles that have shredded boots, worn wheel bearings. start by checking the brakes, replace as necessary
Could be the brakes are gone or it could be a hub and bearing assembly about to fall off the front of your car.
Inspect the Cv boots on the axles for tears. If no tears are found then replace the wheel bearing.
Yes, the wheel bearings or CV joint could be bad.
A small child
Front grinding is when you and your partner's sexual organs are grinding together. It is more risky than back to front grinding because in front grinding the male's genitals tend to go inside the female's vagina. It is basically having real sex with clothes on.
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you cant change the front shocks on the trailblazer without a spring compressor because on a trailblazer they all have struts and they have to be compressed down
If its front wheel drive possibly an axle.
Wheel bearing?