Yes when taking off up to the road it squills off from back rear wheels when taking off.
Do you mean backing out of your driveway??
Once your on the road or still pulling out of your driveway…
Does it only do it after sitting over night or for long periods of time, or does it do it every time, like stopping off at the market to get milk or something???
The more details you can give us the better we can help you…
Wtf is “squills ”? And yes, words matter.
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Nancy, please redo your post.
Is the squealing noise only for the first couple of times you use your brakes? This could be normal, on my truck I get a lovely coat of rust on the brake rotors if it is not driven for a few days. It squeals like a pig for the first couple of stops, then the rust is cleaned of and brakes are quiet.
If the squealing is constant and only from the rear end, my thoughts either a wheel bearing or something rubbing against a rear wheel.
Release the parking brake??
Just don’t spell it out, they tend to frown on that part… lol… oops…
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Presumably you mean you hear a squealing sound from the rear. Since you have a front wheel drive car, the rear wheels should just free-wheel, so this not a common symptom. Problems that could conceivably create a squeal at the rear include
- rear brakes
- rear wheel bearings
- exhaust system
Ask your shop to check each of those.