Several things can cause brakes to squeak. One reason could be moisture on the brake pads when they contact the disc (also known as the brake rotor). The brake pad material can also squeak as the pads wear down through normal wear. But perhaps the most common culprit is the brake pad wear indicator. This indicator is a piece of metal designed to make the noise of metal-to-metal contact when your brake pads are worn down past a certain point. In that case, your brakes are sending you a clear signal: it’s time to replace the brake pads and have the brake rotor(s) resurfaced or replaced.
Checking the brakes is just one way to keep your car operating safely. It’ll also help you get the most for your car when you go to trade it in or sell it to a private party. For more ways maximize your car’s value, see How to Maintain the Value of Your Car.
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