Porsche Service Brake Squeal Explained

There's nothing quite like the sounds of Porsche Performance, but there is one in particular that sometimes causes alarm to Porsche owners.
Porsche explains Brake Squeal to help save Porsche drivers some valuable time and keep you in the know.
Contact one of the two Park Place Porsche locations (Park Place Porsche in Dallas or Porsche Grapevine) if you have any questions or concerns about any noises you might hear when experience Porsche performance.

[@anthonyjaswinski5732]

It's still embarrassing next to a smiling 98 year old lady in a Toyota Corolla

[@piotrl.pawlak7851]

High performance brakes will squeak more than daily driver until they are fully warmed up. Try to do a few quick stops from 50 mph to 5 mph and see if the brakes are still loud. If not - they work as designed. The difference is that now you can do another 10 stops and they will still work, while those quiet from the beginning, will be beyond fade already and the brake pedal will become mushy.

[@robertgregory1927]

It still sucks…there HAS to be a simple fix for this.

[@123samoni]

We have taken the 2019 porsche cayenne back to the dealer 3 times.

[@alizierny]

Have they fixed it? Have same issue

[@bakhteria]

BS. I'm trading my 2018 macan turbo because it sounds like a freakin truck. All the bull about normal is just stupid. The noise is just over the top. I have several high performance cars with better breaks that don't sounds like nails down across the chalk board.

[@bakhteria]

@@oB_Session nope. They even replaced the rotors and pads. That didn’t work. Then I used a special ap they recommended to record the break noise and they sent to Porsche engineering in Germany. They sent me a standard letter (snail mail) stating this noise is a normal sound for this vehicle and it is to be expected of high performance vehicles. This is bs because I’ve had other Porsches that didn’t make this noise.