2015 Jeep Cherokee - rubbing sounds after brake job

[Doris20]

Recently had brakes and rotors replaced and now there is a rubbing sound when turning at slow speed (5-10 mph). What could be the problem? 50,000 miles

[weekend-warrior]

I am guessing it is a scrapping sound like metal on metal. if it is,
there is a dust shield behind the rotor that probably got bent and is slightly hitting the back of the rotor. it justs needs to be pulled back a little from the rotor so it does not hit.

[George_San_Jose1]

No change to the wheels or tires, right? hmmmm … well, something is obviously amiss. Were all four wheel’s brake parts replaced, or just the front’s pads and rotors?

[Mustangman]

Take it back to wherever you got the brake job. Say this:

@Doris20

there is a rubbing sound when turning at slow speed (5-10 mph). What could be the problem?

Let the shop that did the work deal with it.

[PvtPublic]

@Doris20

Recently had brakes and rotors replaced and now there is a rubbing sound when turning at slow speed (5-10 mph). What could be the problem? 50,000 miles

@Mustangman

Take it back to wherever you got the brake job,
Let the shop that did the work deal with it.

Hmm, makes sense, logical… “BLASPHEMER” That will not be tolerated here

[Cavell]

Shop did brakes. And we had scrapping sound once in a while. I walked next to car at slow speed and heard sound and saw this clip fluttering. Who knew? Car has fairly open wheel spokes so I could see it buzzing.