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I have a 19, all recalls done and just ticked 10k at 18 months and while not all the time and obviously more prominent in wet weather I've noticed my breaks are pretty squeaky on the first few slow breaks. Never had this on any of my silverados before. And normally I wouldn't care if it was a faint squeak, but it's a loud "change your pads" kind of squeak and even my dad commented on it.

 

Just me? 

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Yeah, this has been discussed / reported here in another thread. I’ve had the same issue on my 2019 RST for about a year.    The dealer has never been able to replicate it. LOL. Of course.   

BigMick2023
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Mine does it only when backing out of the driveway and applying brakes in the morning... Never had it squeak while applying brakes in the forward motion. 

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Same here.  First thing/use.  Especially when backing out of the garage.

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I've noticed the same on my 2020 AT4 recently, I've got about 18k miles on it.  

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Mine does it only when backing out of the driveway and applying brakes in the morning...

Never had it squeak while applying brakes in the forward motion. 

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My brakes squeak occasionally, but I only notice it when it is wet...

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47 minutes ago, BigMick2020 said:

Mine does it only when backing out of the driveway and applying brakes in the morning...

Never had it squeak while applying brakes in the forward motion. 

Same here. 

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Mine does it only when backing out of the driveway and applying brakes in the morning...
Never had it squeak while applying brakes in the forward motion. 

Also for me. 2019 AT4 with 40k.


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Same 29k miles. Only for the first or second stop and then it goes away. Probably just a side effect of the pad, more then likely will be there until you go aftermarket. 

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On 12/22/2020 at 8:57 AM, BigMick2020 said:

Mine does it only when backing out of the driveway and applying brakes in the morning...

Never had it squeak while applying brakes in the forward motion. 

 

On 12/22/2020 at 9:15 AM, blckblt said:

Same here.  First thing/use.  Especially when backing out of the garage.

now that you mention it, mine is only in reverse too. odd.

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seems weird that in 100 years of making trucks that this would be a new issue... 

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