theguy22

Ok, so i notice there is some high pitched annoying sound like somethings screeching in my front right wheel. i notice it a lot when i turn. I notice that it goes away while I'm pressing down on the brake, but it comes back when i let go. I don't know if its an issue with my rotor or what, but i would appreciate it a lot if someone could give me an idea on what it is. I never did any changes to my wheel so i don't know what it could be. it just came out of nowhere. thanks!

Vicep3

Check ur axel if ripped boot
Or possibly ur wheel bearing/hub that going out

Former User

The metal wheel splash guard is probably bent and rubbing on the brake rotor.

RuckinEK

Either the metal splash guard or there's rocks or pebbles stuck between your splash guard and rotor.

Vicep3

^^^i don't think it's that.. He notices notice more as he turns wich makes me think it more axel or bearing

AF-Racer

i have seen rocks do that before..and rusty metal from the rotors also

lobby350

Brake pad squealer?

crawfo661

Its either your inner brake pad is worn the the squeler, the dust cover, or the bearing. Axles don't make high pitched noises, usually clunks and thuds. My bet would be the pad or dust cover.