2005 g-caravan driverside tire seems to rub when turning left,had it checked out they couldn't find nothing wrong,though I noticed it only makes the sound when van is in drive,if on park u turn steering wheel you don't hear nothing,but put it in drive and turn steeing wheel you hear the rubbing sound.

I would get you brake pads checked, I suspect they are getting low !

Sounds like your wheel bearing might be the issue. When they start to go bad, they'll get some play in them and the pad will rub against the rotor. Best way to check is to lift the front end up so the tires are off the ground and wiggle the tire, one hand on top and the other on the bottom. Should be tight. If your still not sure, have your local mechanic check it for you. Good luck!

The scraping noise may be a "tire rub," where one or both front tires are rubbing the wheel
wells during a turn (going forward or backing up).
Cause: possible ties size may be a little larger than the tires specified by Dodge for the vehicle.
Check: the driver's door panel, which will show manufacturer-recommended tire sizes and inflation pressures.

Stop with the wheel turned to the left, get out and make sure that there is nothing rubbing. Check to see if the inner wheel well is fastened properly, make sure the brake flex hose is not rubbing on the tire, snow build up?

it is possible that the wrong size tires are on the vehicle or possible a strut or shock is worn check the manual or dealer for the correct tire size and match them to your van and try opushing down on the fender on the side that seems to rub three times and if the car bounces for more then a couipple times it is probably a broken shock or strut

First check the tire, rub your hands over it and if the tread is bumpy, get a new tire. It seems like you may be describing a wheel bearing, though. Those are hard to diagnose without actually driving the car or having it on a lift with the wheels spinning. If you're hearing a wuhwuhwuhwuh sound that gets faster and the speed of the vehicle increases, it's probably a bearing.

sounds like a wheel bearing but to be sure jack up the truck and wiggle the tire from top to bottom if it moves then it is a wheel bearing

you did damage to the wheel bearing i bet it sounds like a airplane sound. also if you steering wheel is off 7"then have front end aligned because this will destroy the tires and they will make noise.

It sounds exactly like a wheel bearing problem.The right side its seems would be the problem. When you turn right it puts more pressure on the bad bearing making it louder. I would suggest replacing both. If on is gone the other one isn't far off. Hope this helps

check the drive shaft cv joint