Loud road noise in the front

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try greasing the wheel assembly or replace the bearings.

Sounds like outer carrier axel bearing problem. Safety hazard exist. It could lockdown and damage your brake components. Investigate soon. Change both CV axels when you replace the bearings. You will be money and time ahead.

ry checking the condition of your wheel bearings they may need servicing or replacing and cv joints

You mentioned the noise was from the left (drivers side) front. The compressor is on the passenger side in association with the engine compartment. Question, once the noise starts does it continue while stopped or only while moving?

Change your Oil immeditely!

how bad are the tires ??
that's usually the problem, also the weight in the back counts, your back end is lighter that the front and some cars just don't have the grip needed.
but check the tires

jack up front of car get hold of tyre an see if u get any play if u do u may get away with nipping them up a bit

Change the tire. Your tires might be worping from the inside. I had the same problem. It might need an aligment too.

Typically new tires reduce road noise. It can also greatly depend on what type of tire you purchased. Head to www.tirerack.com and search for the tire you purchased and see if the reviewers attribute it to added road noise.

The installer also could have incorrectly balanced them, which could also add to noise and should be corrected as promptly as possible.