A history of events regarding the sound and who you had work on it would be nice, but it sounds more like your suspension creaking than the brakes to my ears.
Do you feel any chatter or vibration in the brake pedal when you press the pedal down???
Does it only happen in one direction? Or does it happen regardless if your going backwards or forward?
Has this always happened? Or did it only occur after a change like new wheels?
Are these the same type of pads and rotors you had previously?

Becauset if it is the brakes then it could be the dust shield or brake line is rubbing against something,
Proper lubrication wasn't applied to the pins/slides, or even than the brakes themselves weren't
bedded correctly and have some excess play.

 

A history of events regarding the sound and who you had work on it would be nice, but it sounds more like your suspension creaking than the brakes to my ears.
Do you feel any chatter or vibration in the brake pedal when you press the pedal down???
Does it only happen in one direction? Or does it happen regardless if your going backwards or forward?
Has this always happened? Or did it only occur after a change like new wheels?
Are these the same type of pads and rotors you had previously?

Becauset if it is the brakes then it could be the dust shield or brake line is rubbing against something,
Proper lubrication wasn't applied to the pins/slides, or even than the brakes themselves weren't
bedded correctly and have some excess play.

I've done all the brake jobs on the car and it been doing it only on one side ever since the new rotor/brake were installed.
Don't feel any vibration in the brake pedal and it happens regardless if going backwards or forward
I had OEM rotor/brakes before and installed these discs More Information for RAYBESTOS 980155PER with these brakes More Information for WAGNER OEX1393

I lubricated pretty much everything that needed to be lubricated installed new guide pins also because i thought that could be the issue.

 

I've been DIY-ing my brakes for the last decade or so and have not encountered this cracking sound. Since you replaced the rotors, are the caliper bolts properly torqued? Are you using the OEM spreader spring? If not, I would recommend using the OEM one still.

I've also used the same rotors but in front and paired it with infiniti r-spec pads and powerstop pads, no noise with any of them.

 

Yes still using OEM spreader spring and caliper sliding pins and caliper mounting bolts are torqued.

Maybe it is the suspension. Im getting the car inspected next week as its still under warranty for 1 more month. I guess i will see from there.

 

Aye do let us know so we can store it somewhere in the back of our heads if it pops up again. XD

 

Will let you guys know for sure

 

It sounds like the parking brake may be engaged. But I assume you explored that?

 

I'm not sure tbh. I changed parking brake hardware and re adjusted the parking brake shoe

 

So after inspection from the dealership they told me that noise was due to the rear axle.

"Axles are clicking, need to lube and re torque" they want 364.90+tx for that job

 

So after inspection from the dealership they told me that noise was due to the rear axle.

"Axles are clicking, need to lube and re torque" they want 364.90+tx for that job

Meaning where the axle splines enter the diff and slide in and out as the wheel moves up and down through the suspension travel?

 

Quick update. Had both my rear upper tables replaced on warranty and the noise is gone.

 

Er, cables?

 

I'm starting to have this issue with my Q60 (front right tire). Seems to creak like a floorboard at your grandparents house when you step on it. It seems to only happen when I go over bumps in the road while turning.

Does anybody else have an idea what is causing this? It seemed to have started after a huge snow storm in the PNW and I was driving around after it semi melted but the roads still had snow and gravel.