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Is Brake Squeaking a Common Phenomenon in Mercedes-Benz?

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MacFrank
08/29/2025, 12:20:56 AM

Mercedes-Benz brake squeaking, if the car is new, the brake pads and brake discs are brand new, and the brake discs and brake pads are in the running-in period, abnormal noises may occur while driving. In this case, the owner need not worry, as the noise will automatically disappear after driving for a while and passing the running-in period. Below are detailed explanations of brake squeaking: Material issue of brake pads: Most brake pads used today are semi-metallic and semi-asbestos. If the metal in the brake pads is too hard, it will produce abnormal noises during braking. Uneven brake discs: During use, brake discs may develop uneven surfaces. When the brake discs become uneven, stepping on the brakes can more easily produce abnormal noises. Wear-induced protrusions on the edges of brake discs: When new brake pads are replaced, if the brake pads and brake discs do not fully fit together, abnormal noises may also occur during braking.

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