CV joints are gone, and need to bew replaced, then must do a front end alignment. Lug nuts on the tire could be loose and tire is wobbling when going straight. Turning left or right would keep the wheel from wobbling and the sound would stop. Make sure all nuts are secure. I've had front wheel bearings fail just like that.Replaced CV joint and it wasn't needed.
you have a bad cv drive shaft
Well it obviously means that you have crickets under your hood and you are hurting them. You probably should stop turning and just drive straight. But for real you should go get checked out or something cause that sounds like a personal problem.
The best hand position for straight ahead steering is to think of the steering wheel as a clock. The best position would be to have the hands on the 3 and the 9, which is what people are taught when learning how to drive.
A wheel alignment is what syncs your steering wheel with your wheels. It ensures your car will drive straight when your steering wheel isn't turned.
Sounds like a wheel bearing going bad. Had similar issue on ford explorer that ended up being front left hub bearing. If it is a front wheel drive vehicle, it could be a CV joint on drive shaft to the side of the noise.
check the power steering rack or the steering pump
Sounds like a worn ball joint.
sounds like a front wheel drive with bad cv joints, which are your drive shafts going to both front wheels.
You may have been in an accident and some steering/suspension parts are bent or you may have extremely worn steering/suspension parts. Even the rear end could be knocked out of alignment to cause that. Have the vehicle checked, repairs made and an alignment done for your safety.
Check your power steering fliud, if it is low this could cause the vibration you are feeling.
some cars yes (like 4 drive)
Sounds like a drive axle half shaft. Have it replaced. Not that expensive.