Actually, if you need pads, the pads themselves are not what is pricey. It's what a shop charges you for the labor. Fortunately, you have 4wheel discs, and disc brakes are not that hard to change yourself...even with little mechanical knowledge and just a few tools. Google brake pads for your Jeep and for prices and Google "replacing disc brake pads instructions" to see what it takes to do it.

 

yeh ill check it out i mean i have done all the other work on my jk so i now it like the back of my hand

 

Rear brake pads from OReilly's Auto parts were 30 something, frts were 70 something. Your rears are probably the ones squeaking.

 

yeh well today i was driving the the sound was constant as i drove so i stopped and put some synthetic lubricant on it made for cars and sure enough it has not squecked agian but i sprade it on the little disk in the center of the actual brake caliper and mayb that was the problem but i dont know well see soon