Is there a quick fix for a Squeaky front end

posible you need new ball joins and control arms

The noise would usually be the strut or the control arm bushings. The vibration could also be the component making the noise, or warped brake rotors.

Worn control arm bushings, worn stabilizer bar end links or bushings. Worn strut mounts. Worn ball joints, worn tie rod ends (less likely)

I don't.
I have spent many hours chasing elusive car noises over the last four decades, mostly with success.
Most of those noises were troublesome because they were intermittent and could not be duplicated in the workshop.

I think one of the most difficult to trace was the most horrible noisy vibration that would seem to run right through the car sometimes. It was as if some serious mechanical disaster was happening. The cause when I found it (by accident) was a front mudguard that rested on the front indicator lamp instead of having a small clearance between them.

When a noise can be duplicated in the workshop by bouncing or rocking, with the aid of a mechanics stethoscope and sensitive fingers, locating the general area of a squeak is a mere formality though pinpointing can take a little longer.
Track rod ends and ball joints can cause very loud squeaks as can some of the rubber bushes.

Replacing parts in the vague hope of curing a noise is expensive desperation. Unless you gave specific instructions to have those items replaced your money should be refunded. I suggest you change your repairer as any repairer that replaces stuff without prior justification shouldn't be in business.

Squeaky when you go over bumps or on turning? If it only squeaks when you turn it is probably ball joints or tie rod ends and if it is when you go over bumps it could be your rubber bushings for your control arms.

Hello. Im replying on my phone, sorry if this is short. Its most likely your shocks. You can find out if you stand on your front bumper and jump up and down and see if it makes the same noise. If it does then its your shocks. You can get shocks anywhere. Online would be most recommended. It may take a while to get an aplication for your truck locally. Hope this helps!

that is likely one of the constant velocity joints or the rubber boot on it. quick test is to turn slowly to the right in an empty parking lot and listen for a clicking sound. repeat in a slow left hand turn.

Sounds like it is your CV axles.  Turn the wheel one direction, right or left, and check just behind the wheels to see if your CV boot is cracked or ripped (the boot is a black, rubber accordion looking thing).  If it is cracked or ripped, I would say that is definitely the problem.

they are known for lower control arm bushings going bad as well as sway bar link pins.i also have a pt. and have replaced these parts

I had the same problem with my 01 suburban. It was the struts. Replaced them and no more squeaks!!