Just applied new brakes and I still hear metql grinding n...

Hello, my name is Mark, welcome to just answer! I will be assisting you with all of your vehicle questions today. I’m really sorry that you’re having this issue and I’m going to help you through it, but please understand that I (respectfully) don't know your skill level or tools you have to assist us to diagnose/repair your vehicle. Also, understand that I can't see, smell, hear or touch the vehicle either, so your patience/understanding is appreciated. I do not know anything about the fees or charge so please if you have any concerns, direct them to customer service. The site will prompt you for a phone call. Ignore the pop-ups. Thank you. My aim is to give you the best service possible and to help you. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to let me know. Sometimes it may take a moment for me to respond because I may have to look up information about your concern. I appreciate your patience and will provide responses as soon as possible. You mentioned replacing the brake pads and you are hearing some noise, so that leads me to ask a few questions. What type of pads did you use? Were they ceramic or some other compound? What is the condition of the brake rotors? Were they replaced/machined or left alone?

Looks like you may be offline so I will add a quick answer here. If the rotors were not replaced or machine that might be part of the issue. Also if the pads are very hard, such as ceramic, these tend to make more noise than other compounds simply because of what they are made of. Also, sometimes it takes a bit of a break in period to fully seat the pads so some good amount of driving with some heavy braking can help quieten them down some. Hope that helps.