Squeaky brakes are a serious automotive annoyance, but are they dangerous? How much does it cost to fix them? We've got your answers right here. All brakes make some noise sometimes. Don't panic! A ...

Brake sounds reveal critical safety information through engineered wear indicators, warning squeals, and grinding noises that ...

There are few sounds more grating than squealing brakes. You step on the pedal, expecting to slow down in smooth, comfortable silence, and instead you’re greeted by a howling, metallic banshee in the ...

Dear Tom, Every time I hit the brake pedal, my brakes make this awful high-pitched squeal. When I stop at a light I get stares from people. It’s embarrassing! I just had the brakes done last month, so ...

I have a 1999 ford Mustang. It just hit 36,000 miles, time for new brakes. Now, I'm pretty uninformed when it comes to cars, and the dealers tell me $199 for the front brakes. I thought that was ...

The full article, titled What That Brake Squeal Really Means, can be read on HelloNation. It features David Ortez of St ...

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ATTENTION PORSCHE OWNERS—how dare you imagine for even a moment the precision engineering of a Porsche product was imperfect. Your complaints about brake squeal are invalid. You should know brake ...

Skimming these kinds of discs creates a risk of making them thinner than recommended, which affects braking performance (how fast you are able to slow the car) and in extreme situations can compromise ...

Squealing brakes cost auto manufacturers several hundred million dollars a year in warranty repairs and are among consumers' top 20 vehicle complaints – even in luxury cars. Now, acoustics ...

What noise should a Porsche make? If it's under hard acceleration, you'd probably expect the roar of a flat-six, but at lower speeds your six-figure sports car might be making sounds more like a ...