The Last Poster Wins [v30]

[Neo Emolga]

Still driving my 2009 Dodge Challenger, which only has about 78K on it. It might need maintenance soon, one of the wheels on the left side makes an odd noise while turning, but otherwise it drives and feels just fine. I haven't been driving it very much, most days I'm working from home and only go in on Tuesdays (or other days if I'm needed on site specifically).

[[Desolate Divine]]

Still driving my 2009 Dodge Challenger, which only has about 78K on it. It might need maintenance soon, one of the wheels on the left side makes an odd noise while turning, but otherwise it drives and feels just fine. I haven't been driving it very much, most days I'm working from home and only go in on Tuesdays (or other days if I'm needed on site specifically).

Does it sound like a grinding noise, or rotational? Could be a wheel bearing. If you get onto them early, it's just the bearing which isn't too expensive. If you leave it too long, the hub might need to be replaced. Happened to me last year.