Noise from the right front wheel when driving

https://www.rav4world.com/threads/suspension-noise-answer.89315/
https://www.rav4world.com/threads/front-end-rotational-noise.208841/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8AOKIO-5Ac
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LS3CcuFGGKk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Fw5PJuVKzA
https://www.rav4world.com/threads/bought-rav-4-1-today-and-grinding-noise-on-way-home.83171/

Usually comes from a front or rear wheel bearing.

that my frend is a CV joint that's damaged and or wore out

If its a front wheel drive more then likely its the half shaft That's a drive shaft on the rt front

I agree with the axle CV joint choice.
Could also be a brake or wheel bearing failure, but the CV joint is the most likely given the symptoms.

could be a front wheel bearing. as your driving turn wheel left and then right and see if the noise gets worse , usually the noise will get worse on the oppisite wheel of which you are turning eg: turn left and you the noise louder it should be right wheel bearing. Check tires first to see if there is any choppieness to them, this also can create a noise

I have a 2004 Toyota Matrix with a vibration noise coming from the front end. The noise gets louder the faster you drive and is present even when you push in on the clutch and put it in neutral. If the driver jerks the wheel to the right when driving the noise stops for a second. The noise keep up at the same pitch if you **** the wheel to Left. If you think it's a wheel bearing, which side would you guess?

IT COULD BE THE FRONT WHEEL BEARING, THEY USUALLY GO BAD BECAUSE ALL THE WEIGHT ON THE FRONT OF THE CAR

its possbel the front right wheel barring need replace

try driving at 40 and turn left then right back and fourth if its a wheel bearing it should get louder as you turn your steering wheel back & fourth if not it may be a tire you may want to rotate front to rear