steering wheel shaking....
It start shaking when I am braking at high speed 40mph up, and it really start shaking when I am braking and changing lane at the same time at high speed and that scare the crap out of me.
Does it sound like a Bent rim? have new rotor, pads, axle adn tire... rims are 6yrs old and in bad shape.
Does it sound like a Bent rim? have new rotor, pads, axle adn tire... rims are 6yrs old and in bad shape.
is it only at braking? then u got ripped off by the person who changed ur rotors.
did u get new rotors or had them shaved???
and no it doesnt sound like a bent rim.
if ur steering wheel shakes at high speed all the time (even when not braking)
then u need ur front tires balanced.
if it shakes only when u brake, then u need the rotors replaced.
did u get new rotors or had them shaved???
and no it doesnt sound like a bent rim.
if ur steering wheel shakes at high speed all the time (even when not braking)
then u need ur front tires balanced.
if it shakes only when u brake, then u need the rotors replaced.
1. if its it shakes really really bad then u should get new rotors. no matter when u brake slowly or hardly
2. if it shakes very little like when u touch the brake, (they shouldn't shake when u brake hard on highway)
1: get new rotors
2: go to firestone and have them shave it for you. about 50 bucks for both rotors. they have a machine where they wont have to take out the rotors.
2. if it shakes very little like when u touch the brake, (they shouldn't shake when u brake hard on highway)
1: get new rotors
2: go to firestone and have them shave it for you. about 50 bucks for both rotors. they have a machine where they wont have to take out the rotors.
if u get them shaved. avoid unnecessary braking in wet conditions. i mean take it very easy on ur brakes in those conditions.
it will help u run the rotors for a longer time.
what happens is that in hard braking, rotors heat up a lot and expand.
when water touches them, it immediately cools the surface, causing to warp.
it will help u run the rotors for a longer time.
what happens is that in hard braking, rotors heat up a lot and expand.
when water touches them, it immediately cools the surface, causing to warp.
if u get them shaved. avoid unnecessary braking in wet conditions. i mean take it very easy on ur brakes in those conditions.
it will help u run the rotors for a longer time.
what happens is that in hard braking, rotors heat up a lot and expand.
when water touches them, it immediately cools the surface, causing them to warp.
it will help u run the rotors for a longer time.
what happens is that in hard braking, rotors heat up a lot and expand.
when water touches them, it immediately cools the surface, causing them to warp.


