What Causes the Friction Sound from the Wheels?
1 Answers
Wheel friction sounds can be caused by the following reasons: Hard spots on the brake disc: After the brake disc is corroded during use, localized hardening occurs, leading to increased friction noise with the brake pads, thus causing abnormal sounds. Brake caliper damage: If the brake caliper is damaged or has air trapped inside, it may fail to automatically disengage from the brake disc, causing the brake pads and brake disc to remain in constant friction, resulting in persistent abnormal sounds. Excessive wear of brake pads: Brake pads are consumable parts. If they are not replaced regularly, excessive wear can occur, leading to abnormal friction conditions with the brake disc.