1995 Ford Ranger Intermittent squeaking

The front pads and rotors are about 2 weeks old. What's the best way to check wheel bearings? I thought bearings made more of a rumbling noise while driving?

It doesn't seem to change at all when I turn. When I had it up on jacks today it didn't seem to have any play, but I'm not 100% sure, I'll have to double check it.

I'm taking it in to the guy who replaced the fronts because I'm stumped and given up lol. I'll let you know what he finds.

I took it to the guy who had replaced the rotors and pads, he went through it and checked the rotors, pads, and calipers and found no problems, even tried adjusting the backing plates a bit to ensure that wasn't rubbing and causing the noise. He checked the bearings and saw no issues. So I took it to the shop that re-geared the differential for me since I went to much larger wheels, they listened to it with me and said that's not the kind of sound a dif. Would make and suggested maybe it was the U-bolts or the hanger bearing. They went through and said the U-bolts were good and the hanger bearing was no good, so they changed that out for $40. That still didn't solve the problem so they looked at the drums and suggested they be resurfaced. I didn't have the time to drop the truck off and since the drums on there were original parts with 147, xxx miles on them I picked up new ones on my way home and swapped them out with no effect on the noise. So I've submitted to the possibility that I'm just going to have squeaky brakes for a while. So I'm hoping that with time and some miles they'll work through whatever is causing the noise. Thank you for your suggestions! I'm done driving myself crazy trying to hunt down this mysterious noise! Lol