Recently I noticed that there is some squeaking from the right rear when I brake. I thought it's just that the brake pads are wearing down. Upon a closer look I noticed that my right rear pads are wearing significantly faster than my left rear. The truck doesn't pull to one side or another when I brake though. What sort of problem should I be expecting? I want to get the right parts on hand before pulling the rear brakes. Thanks.

 

Caliper could be sticking slightly causing it to "drag" on the rotor a bit.

 

Thanks for your response. If that's the case, is this the fix?

Caliper Service Kit - Rear
Caliper Service Kit - Rear (Part # STC1909) - Land Rover kits from Atlantic British

 

Perhaps, but sometimes the caliper piston has also scored the cylinder wall, etc., and you end up replacing the whole thing. I found my sticking caliper with an IR thermometer. One disk was 40F hotter than other disk on same axle.

 

In that case did you end up replacing the whole caliper+piston set?

Or could I get away with a new piston and the caliper service kit?

 

If it can be honed out and rebuilt then do that, if not buy a rebuilt caliper.
Make sure to replace both rear brake pads and do a full 2 quart DOT 4 brake flush when you are done.