Squeaky Brakes

I have same issue only on start up and going in reverse dealer keeps saying they are fine

 

Mine did it since new definitely going forward. Can't recall in reverse since I back-in most of the time and everything seems to be working fine. I hear some squeaks for the first one or two brakes but then back to normal with no noise. I am going to pay more attention now and see if the squeak is coming from a specific tire. The noise seems to be coming from all angles, that's why I've been ignoring it.

 

Mine seems to be coming from the rear only comes on after a fresh start after truck was off for a while and I reverse our the driveway then all good

 

Update: Rear hub and bearings will be replaced under warranty. No mention as to whether or not tied to potential TSB.

 

About a month ago I took mine in for its first oil change, and asked them to look at the brakes as they are squeaking really bad. After digging deep into the issue they found that the rear calipers sliders did not have a speck of grease on them. Turns out they were never lubed up from factory.

 

Good to know. Mine is garage kept and count me in the list of those who said it only does it when backing out of driveway first thing in the morning. I have noticed it tends to be more common after it has been raining, just gave it a bath, or is humid outside. Dealership said they double checked them and brakes are fine and to let them know if still happening at next service. Very glad to have found this thread.

 

I am having the same issue with my 2019 Tundra 1794. I bought with 6 miles on the odometer. At 1,200 it started to make some weird noises, like clicking sounds and other noises I can't describe. It's as if something is rubbing against the rotors. Then, the dealer decided to sand the pads and the rotors, and now the breaks squeal when I brake. The dealer said "we can't replicate the noise you're hearing, so we can't fix the issue." I shot a video of the truck backing up, but they're still telling me that bullshit. I am now in direct talks with Toyota Headquarters. I didn't pay almost $52K for a truck to have noisy brakes. It seems that either the mechanics at the dealer are incompetent or they just don't care about fixing the problem. I bet that if the truck was out of warranty, they would find the way to fix it.