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Possibly damaged wheel bearing (check for play and run-out) or bent control arm or strut. I'd check the wheel bearing first, the control arm is fairly stout and given the
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Possibly damaged wheel bearing (check for play and run-out) or bent control arm or strut. I'd check the wheel bearing first, the control arm is fairly stout and given the double arm suspension setup the strut doesn't really experience any lateral load like on a McPherson setup.
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