Brake sounds and noises?

I recently replaced front disc and rear drum brakes. The rotors replaced. After a 2000 mile trip 3-days later the brakes became an issue. I noticed a little grabbing toward the end of the 2000 miles (in 3-days). The issue morphed into a situation where I would try to move the truck after sitting overnight or even a few hours and the brakes would be tight upon start up, so much so that at times I thought I would have to call a tow truck. The phenomenon would ease up after a few minutes run time. I did take the truck back and the shop said they adjusted them, should be fine. Two additional trips and the brakes are still grabbing, more obvious at slow speeds and ridiculous for the first few miles. I am wondering if the ABS system is malfunctioning or the shop has screwed up. NOTE: original brakes never grabbed although front rotors were warped from mile one and were not too shaky. This is the first replacement from original. Suggestions? Should I take to a dealership or can any decent shop check the ABS system.

It lasts for my first five stops and is very irritating And loud. I've changed my front brakes for OEM equivalent Brembos. That didn't fix it. I pulled my drums and cleaned and adjusted the screw out until it was dragging on the drum a little and it got slightly better. All surfaces were smooth and evenly wore. No signs metal had contacted metal anywhere. I'm baffled and nothing online about my exact problem.

I have a 2006 chevy silverado 2wd crew cab that ive owned since new. The last 7-8 months the brake pedal squeeks like hell off and on when I press down on it and its driving me insane as I dont know what it is.

I noticed that my truck makes a squeeky noise when I am rolling, my foot is not on the gas or the brakes. Wht could b wrong?

It's a constant noise, I hear it mostly when I am rolling slowly. The road surface does not effect it, it makes the noise wither I am on a smooth surface or bumpy.

Is the brake pedal suppose to make a grinding noise and push out causing the vehicle roll a little bit more before stopping. It is equipped with abs.

I had purchased the truck 2 weeks ago and noticed the fuse was missing for the abs so I purchased one and put it in. Then decided to run some errands. Thats when the abs kicked in to find out that is whats happening in the above question.

The brake pedal is actually making a grinding noise and pushing out with great force to keep the brakes from locking up and the truck keeps moving instead of stopping then it will stop making the noise and the force to come to a stop. Oh it will kick in after slowing down in the middle of braking.

Right I am thinking about pulling the fuse again but not sure if I should yet. Yes the abs light was on before putting the fuse in but it did not turn back on while it was operating, the tires maybe the same size I didn't really check and as far as inflated to the right psi not sure at this point but they were 2 weeks ago

Just checked the tires they are all the same size 265/75 r16 but the do look a little soft but after I reinflate the tires and its still doing the samething. What is it?

No, its a grinding noise with the actual brake pedal when pressing on the brake it is strange. Ok thank you

The ABS module valve motor is bad, replace it, also.

GM had A recall on the ABS sensors themselves they corrode and then cant read the speed correctly, usually acts up worse at lowers speeds. You could take the sensors out and clean them real good or replace with new ones that shouldn't corrode like the originals had. And yes when the abs is activated to stop tire lockup it will sound like the pedal is grinding, and the pedal will push back. GM has mode the abs quieter as the years have went.