Did you properly burnish them after installing them? If not you may have a nice shiny pad right now squeaking. Theres always a break in for almost everything, including new breaks
I had some odd squeaking back in the day from a set of pads I had on. I picked up a can of disc brake quiet, which is this blue stuff in a can. Took the pads off sprayed the backs with it and it stopped.
Do you put anything on your wheels, like the armorall wheel protectant? I used to do this and for a few hunded miles after my breaks would squeek just before stopping. Then I plasti-diped them so not I never have to go through the embarasment.
Check for any pad contact with rust on the outer and inner edge of the rotor faces, if there is then pull the wheel off and slightly sand the rust down on the front and back.
Why is that always the case? Lol. Nothing after factory seems to feel an sound like factory. I have not kept a car long enough to do breaks lol. I know. But I do plan in keeping my baby for a while.
I would lean towards the new pads need some roughing up. When I do my breaks im ginna order those brembo breaks on autoanything.com. They are only $5000!!! NOT lol.
My Durango did that for first few kilometers. I would just be heavy on the breaks a couple times and it would go away.
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