What's causing my 2001 hyundai accent to be noisy when moving on the driver side front wheel?

So my comment is that it's a bad wheel bearing and if you get it up to about 25 miles an hour and turn to the right and left in the noise comes and goes you're turning to the left and the noise is loud all the way to the vehicles getting pushed out of the right front wheel which would make more pressure on the bearing and if the bearings bad the more pressure you have the louder the bearings get the louder the noise is going to be and then vice versa and it's pretty common on pretty much at all making models to have bad wheel bearings unfortunately and they're not re packable they're not serviceable do you have to replace the hub and bearing assembly usually with an ABS sensor usually an hour to an hour and a half and labor to replace it bearings range from 60 to $400 So my comment is that it's a bad wheel bearing and if you get it up to about 25 miles an hour and turn to the right and left in the noise comes and goes you're turning to the left and the noise is loud all the way to the vehicles getting pushed out of the right front wheel which would make more pressure on the bearing and if the bearings bad the more pressure you have the louder the bearings get the louder the noise is going to be and then vice versa and it's pretty common on pretty much at all making models to have bad wheel bearings unfortunately and they're not re packable they're not serviceable do you have to replace the hub and bearing assembly usually with an ABS sensor usually an hour to an hour and a half and labor to replace it bearings range from 60 to $400