Grinding noise from front end

Never noticed this sound before but we got some snow and I was turning fast to the left and heard this grinding sound come from the front end and then it stopped and it did again a while shorter

On dry pavement you can do it completely to the left and right and Does not make a sound

Any ideas what this could be before I go ahead and get it looked at by mechanics

 

It's the sound of the snow crunching under your tires.

 

No man , I'm no idiot I can tell the difference between that and a grinding noise coming from the front end

 

If it wasn't snow/ ice rubbing somewhere, you should be able to easily reproduce the sound. If you can reproduce it on a left turn, it's likely the right wheel bearing.

 

Wheel bearings are notorious for grinding sounds when they're worn out

 

Thanks guys

 

Could be your traction control kicking in when the tires spin that creates a grinding sound in front till traction is found to the rear tires.

 

Most likely your traction control kicking in.

 

Yeah thats what I was thinking too , cause I just bought the truck from a dealership and wouldn't be thinking there is stuff going wrong with it already

 

That's a pretty big assumption!

 

Well I havnt heard any noise since the snow has been gone so I'd say it's looking like the right assumption