Brake Disc Pads Problems of Ford Freestar

The rear brake rotors and pads keep wearing out extremely fast. I just had the brakes done not quite a year ago and now the rotors are completely worn out.

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2005 Ford Freestar grinding began back brakes have had van maintain at dealership since got never had report brakes need replaced as noise increased at 42,068 miles took back to dealership found back brake and rotors need replaced but not front brake this good this is a fwd vehicle front brakes should go first Ford replaced rotors and pads wanted 475. 00 but after pointing out never adv any problem final price paid 332. 01 after checking maintenance history in computer checking internet multi problem back brakes have contact corp Ford will not assist or recall issue at moment this is huge safety problem original back brakes are defective.

While on vacation, grinding noise was heard from the left rear brakes, brought van to a local Ford dealer. It was determined that the inner brake pads wore uneven and were metal to metal on the rotors. New pads were installed and rotors turned at a cost of $215 and loss of a vacation day with family.

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Repeated spongy brake pedal. . Sometimes goes to floor on sudden braking. Random 'squeal and squeak' from front brakes. According to service mgr. At orange Ford-Lincoln in orange, texas, this is common since asbestos was removed from pads about 4 years ago. Very irritating and dangerous.

: the contact stated there was a popping and grinding noise heard coming from the front passenger side area. Prior to taking a trip, the dealership replaced the brake pads on the front passenger side. When the contact returned from the trip, there was roaring noise coming from the rear of the vehicle. The dealership determined the rear brakes needed shoes and rotors.

Started to notice grinding noises and excessive wear to rear pads and rotors. Took car into local dealer for inspection. Was told that yes, the rear needed new pads and rotors and since it was normal wear (approximately. 40k miles) it was not covered under vehicle extended warranty. Took vehicle to ind. Repair shop for repair. Front brakes have been trouble free so far.

The consumer tapped the brake to stop and the left rear brake locked up. It was later detrermined that the left inner pad had worn unevenly.