What Causes the Brake Noise When Reversing a New Car?
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New car brake noise when reversing is the sound of wear between the brake pads and discs. After driving for a while to break them in, the noise will stop, which is completely normal. The main reasons for brake noise generally include: 1. The break-in period of new brake pads is a crucial stage, usually requiring several hundred kilometers of driving before the brakes feel more comfortable; 2. Newly replaced brake pads also need a break-in period to better integrate with the old discs; 3. Tiny sand particles may enter between the pads and discs during driving, causing noise due to friction; 4. Missing or damaged brake disc mounting screws; 5. Malfunction in the brake system.