Squeaking disc brakes are sort of a fact of life. A lot of them do this. While it can be annoying, it doesn't affect how the brakes work. Your Chrysler repair guys will probably tell you this unless: 1. There is some sort of technical service bulletin on this due to customer complaints, etc. or 2. They can somehow get away with repairing it and charging the repair back to Chrysler. More than likely, you'll get the "it's normal" explanation. Try anyway as the car is still under warranty.
Now "grinding" brake noises are something else. Our '96 Town and Country goes through front brake pads about every 35,000 miles (56,300 kilometers). If your car has been used in an area with more slope than normal, it may be due at 44,000KM. Squeaking can be annoying, but grinding is definitely bad.
Best,
Ken
I have never had this problem with my vehicles , but I do drive my vehicles kind of hard. I do NOT abuse them, but they get used. When we left the dealership, she drove and it did the same thing. She only lives a few miles from the dealership so it did not solve it ( THAT DAY). The next day she said it started to quiet down and now it no longer does it. It worked for her. I am not saying it will work for everyone but GOOD LUCK. I have had it work for others to solve thier problems, BUT it is not fool proof. Apparantly when you use the brakes alittle harder , it breaks a glaze off of the pads/rotors and helps them to seat properly all the time. Hey, there is even a TSB on this. I will try to find it and post it.