Noises can be difficult to track down especially when it only happens when driving. I would recommend turning the wheel fully left and turning the engine off and looking around the front wheel area looking for parts that might be rubbing or very close to touching the tire. Turn the steering wheel fully to the right and inspect the front tire area again.
There must be something close enough to touch the tire to produce a rubber and plastic sound.
Inspected around these areas and see if you can find anything close to touching the tire. If possible, you could remove some parts to see if the noise goes away. Check the fender liner, steering, suspension parts for marks from something rubbing on it. If you lift the vehicle off the ground this will move the suspension and steering parts touching so I wouldn't recommend lifting the vehicle to check these parts.
Let us know what you find.
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Tuesday, July 2nd, 2024 AT 7:52 AM