Why Does the Car Make Noise When Braking?

[McStephen]

There are several reasons why a car may produce abnormal noises when braking: 1. The vehicle may be equipped with ABS. When braking, you might sometimes feel a rebound, especially on uneven roads, which can even cause a jerking sensation. This is a normal phenomenon. If it's not due to ABS, it is recommended to have it checked at a 4S shop. 2. The most common reason for squeaky brakes is that the brake pads have worn thin, causing direct contact between the brake drum and the vehicle. Friction between the metal parts leads to noise. If the brake pads are too thin, a warning indicator will light up, but sometimes it won't illuminate until the preset limit is reached. If the brake pads are found to be normal upon inspection, it means the vehicle can be driven as usual.