Noises from rear while turning '02 Durango

check brakes --rear brake shield--recheck hubs

Dose tge nois comes in when you mostly breaking or all the time ? Is your car rear wheel ?

Hit in the rear axle may have damaged bearings or brake parts. Jack up the side you hear noise from, put on stand, then have helper rotate wheel while you look underneath and listen to see where noise is coming from. Use length of old fuel or heater hose, one end in ear, to locate exactly where noise comes from.

Sounds like engine mount or strut support get them checked by the shop u purchased from

creaking noises are a worn shocker grinding noises are either worn breakes or wheel bearings rattles are usualy broken springs or drop links hope this helps ivan

Well if the brakes are good (I'm not convinced) I would look at some of the bushings associated with the front end (control arm, sway bar .etc)

Were the top strut bearings changed?

You don't turn the steering wheel, unless
your have the vehicle moving or off the ground

Do you flush the power steering fluid every 3 years,
when you do the trans fluid every 3 years?

check the rear end fluid its possible that its low or falling. make sure its not the rear wheel bearngsthat u are hearing

Have the shock tower check for the noise. The upper bearing to the strut may be bad

if you have hub caps instead of rim most likely you have loose/broken item inside the weel, i had the same problem