What Causes Brake Noise in New Cars?
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The reasons for brake noise in new cars are as follows: 1. Metal hard spots on brake pads: If there are tiny metal particles on the brake pads, they will produce a screeching sound when braking. You can try slamming the brakes a few times or grinding/replacing the brake pads. 2. Severely worn brake discs: After prolonged use, deep grooves may form on the brake discs at the friction points with the brake pads, causing noise during braking. If the grooves are shallow, grinding the edges of the brake pads may solve the issue. If the grooves are deep, replacing the brake discs is the only option.