Grinding noises, even when braking, can be caused by rust or debris between the rotor surface and the brake pads, a loose or worn brake hardware component, a backing plate contacting the rotor, or worn-out brake pads. It can also be an early sign of uneven pad wear, where one pad wears faster than the other, resulting in metal-to-metal grinding. A brake inspection pinpoints the source before it develops into a more serious braking problem.
Please see our general brake repair page for additional information about our brake services.
Contact us if you need help with or advice about your brake problems.