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What Causes Unusual Noises When You’re Braking?

What Causes Unusual Noises When You’re Braking?

Hearing strange noises when you hit the brakes? That’s never a good sign. Whether it’s a squeak, a grind, or a loud screech, any unusual sound coming from your brakes should never be ignored. Your braking system is one of the most important safety features of your car, and when it starts making noise, it’s trying to tell you something. Let’s find out what different brake noises mean, why they happen, and when you should take action before minor issues turn into costly repairs. Squeaking or Squealing Brakes One of the most common brake noises is a high-pitched squeal. In many cases, this sound is caused by brake pad wear indicators—small metal tabs designed to alert you when it’s time for a replacement. If you hear a squealing sound consistently, it likely means your brake pads are wearing thin and need to be changed soon. However, sometimes brakes squeak due to temporary factors like moisture or dust buildup. If the noise happens ... read more

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