Do new brakes make grinding noise

One of the most frustrating things about replacing your old, squealing brakes is having your new brakes make the same squealing or squeaking noise. Most car owners only replace their brakes when they start to make noise, so once the newly replaced brakes begin to make a squeaking noise, many return back to the dealership to have them looked at.

Today, we will look at why your new brakes are squeaking and what you can do to fix them.

The Basics Of Disc Brakes

Disc brakes are the most common brake system on all new cars. Many older vehicles were equipped with rear drum brakes and brake shoes, but even these vehicles had disc brakes in the front.

Do new brakes make noise while driving

Disc brakes are the most efficient car brake system as they allow for easy maintenance and better heat dissipation.

Disc brakes consist of the rotor, caliper, and brake pads. The rotor is mounted to the hub and rotates with the wheel between the brake pads and caliper.

The caliper mounts onto the steering knuckle and contains a hydraulically powered piston that squeezes the brake pads onto the rotor, slowing your vehicle down.

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