Brakes.

[3rd gen king]

My driver side front brake make a sort of sqealing noise when breaking AND when I accelerate from 0- 15 (it seems like something is scraping it rubbing)

Time for new pads or fluid or tundra upgrade time!?

 

[DC runner]

That would be your "brake pad wear indicator" or, more commonly, your squealer.

It means your pads are low.

 

[3rd gen king]

That would be your "brake pad wear indicator" or, more commonly, your squealer.

It means your pads are low.

I though so but wanted to make sure with y'all

 

[LDForget]

Either that or your brake calliper is sticking. When changing your pads make sure to service the calliper.

 

[PitbullRescuer]

Do the Tundra upgrade. It'll pay off in the long run.

 

[3rd gen king]

Either that or your brake calliper is sticking. When changing your pads make sure to service the calliper.

How do you do this?!?!

 

[Nashvegas34]

Do the Tundra upgrade. It'll pay off in the long run.

Agreed. If you can spare the $, do this instead of trying to service the existing calipers. It's very worth it. I did the smaller 199mm Tundra calipers because I didn't want to deal with any rubbing on my stock 16" rims, but they're still way better than the stock brakes. The calipers, rotors, and pads are all visibly larger (rotors are actually thicker, but same diameter). BUT, if you do go for the upgrade, paint your new calipers. Mine, and others who have done it, developed surface rust pretty quickly, so they're a nice shade of burnt orange now. It doesn't affect functionality, just not that attractive.