I have 790 miles on my car, and today my car finally got the infamous brake screeching. It's 20degrees today, so I'm thinking it may be due to the cold, but can be wrong. Anybody else with 2022 have this problem? What should I do?

 

I noticed a tiny bit of squeaking leaving the other day, also in 20 degrees but the sound wasn't anything major. I think it's normal though if you drive in cold snowy conditions a little moisture may build up inside the brakes and causing a little squeaking. Do you park outside?

 

I have a 21’ Aspec, and I am getting the same squeaking when I first start driving in the cold. I took it to the dealer, they ended up replacing my pads/rotors. However, the problem still persists. Since it goes always after driving for a short time, I’ve given up on the issue.

 

Acura is still working on brake fix since 2019, need to be patient…

 

I have a '21, my brakes don't sqeek but when it's raining at every traffic light when I let my foot off the brake I get a bang. I owned my previous 2013 RDX for eight years and the only complaint I have on that car is the brakes, even had to change two calipers. I bought this car for the looks, interior and in spite of the brakes and gas mileage.

 

Even longer than that, my '09 TSX had brake issues and Honda paid for half of the repair due to a class action settlement.

 

Does anyone know the OEM supplier for the RDX brakes? I’m curious if they went with some low bidder from Mexico, since a lot of car companies are going that direction.

 

Yeah I do park outside. Not to mention there's been a bit of slight snow or frozen rain outside since the last time I drove. I wouldn't call the squeaking "little"... It was so loud, someone across the street can hear it grinding, was making that noise for at least 6 blocks long. It only stopped when I entered the highway driving at 55mph at least, and hopped off after 5 minutes and then it stopped completely.
I haven't had the opportunity to see if it makes the noise again but, hopefully the cold weather is the reason and maybe there's alternatives to spray on to keep it lubed or something...