Brake Noise

By Stocklook
December 8, 2005 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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Stocklook

Posted December 8, 2005

We got some Ice on the roads today, and my Brakes started making noise, I was driving slow for a long time, and they did put something on the roads. so I was thinking this was why??

I've only got 22k on her 04 Silverado LS ECSB I shouldn't have to replace the front pads "already?"

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