slight nose when make aright turn sounds like a wining noise but not loud could it be a tire or a more serious problem like bearing or rearend

The first answer is yes, but it could also be the brakes. Some sounds are hard to ID. Sometimes it is best just to let it get worse and then you can tell easer.

wheres the noise coming from font or rear, 4x4 or 4x2

wheres the noise coming from font or rear, 4x4 or 4x2 sounds like the rear it is a 4x2

sounds like the rear it is a 4x2 only seems to make noise at very low speeds like when accelarating

now i would of said tires if you didnt say only at low speeds. i have a noise on my 2000 dodge dakota it started after i went in to waist deep mud drove in to a what i thought was a dried up lake bed actually was really wet under the crusty top. so after that i have had a grindinbg noise and it whines some times as well so i think i got mud in my drum brakes so im gonna take off all my tires and pressure wash the front brakes and the drums on the back il let ya know how it turns out.

sounds like the axle bearings and possibly carrier bearings i would go with the wheel bearings

What year is it.If its a 05 to a 07 there is a TSB on the alternator.Thay have to put a washer in behind the pulley to line it up.
Call dealer and give them this reference number 09-003-07

I have a similar problem. Whines like crazy at 55, completely silent turning right. I have replaced front wheel bearings, drive shafts, shocks, ball joints, rotors, pads, synthetic front and rear diff lube, tranny and transfer case lube job, still the same after all that and $400+ on new tires. It starts at about 15 mph (I can feel it in the steering wheel at this speed, hence the front end bits), gets to be almost unbearable at 55, almost silent (annoying background hum) at 65.

I never thought of the back drums; started in January after I found a water filled hole in the road so deep I plowed the edge of it with the towing hitch.

I'm getting desperate here.

2002, 4X4, 4.7, 110K Miles.