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In the last couple of weeks, I been gettin a strange noise, and a slight steer to the left on my 33. Like anyone else, the first thing that popped into my head, was wheel alignment. So...I got the full electronic wheel balancing and wheel alignment done. That was a slight difference in handling, but the car still steers a bit to the left, and that noise is still there!!. At high speeds, I get a noticeable vibration on the steering wheel. Could this be because of worn WHEEL BEARINGS? Please help. :P

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