Front end bushings what are they how are they

What kind of noise you are hearing exactly?

brakes and rotors will not cause noise unless they are badly worn and this will be evident on inspection
most noise will be from rubber suspension bushes and sway bar and shocky rubbers
I would suggest that you get quotes from suspension accredited shops and have each shop show you what is worn and what is ok
ON good roads ( hard surface) suspension units should last 60.000 miles before requiring repairs ( barring road damage)

Check for bad wheel balance, struts, lower ball joints ( no upper joints) , outer tie rod ends, inner tie rod ends, stabilizer bar bushings, lower control arm bushings , and finally a wheel alignment ,you have some bad looseness in one or more of these front end parts. GOOD LUCK FRIEND.

Tie rod or its the sway bar

you have upper control arm bushings and lower control arm bushings, a total of four on each side. while doing this it would be the best time to do ball joints tie rod ends etc... save this for a weekend project it is time consuming. GOOD LUCK!

check front-end out, immediately, could be a bad bushing/ control arm, this would need attention, asap, you could lose control of vehicle, or somethingelse is broken, shock, but the control arm / bushing is my bet. get it repaired, unsafe condition !!!

I would say have an alignment shop press in
new bushings, if you even need them or that
is the real issue

Don't go to the franchise or mall places that
sell you whatever

most likely the bushing you are refering to is called a radius arm bushing if it is 4x4,if it is not the it would be upper or lower control arm bushings

Strut Rod.

you must replace and lube the front sway bar bushings,chrysler service bulletin calls it a squak, but can sound like a rubbing, a clunk etc the common factor is this is really noticeable the colder it gets outside