Brakes squeak for various reasons including insufficient lubrication on the brake drums and the material of the brake pads. Metallic-component brake pads, for example, squeal louder when they make contact with the motor. Depending on the force applied to the brakes, the user's breaking style may cause the brakes to squeak. If the brake is also exposed to moisture, it will most likely squeak. Worn-out brakes and a duct between the rotor and the brake pad could also be the source of your squeaking brakes. Squeaky brakes should never be ignored. A little squeak may become a significant problem that may affect the safety of the passengers and road users. When you notice brake squeaks, ensure a well-qualified mechanic checks out your vehicle.