You are coming down the hill into Scottsbluff, you press the brake pedal, and suddenly your steering wheel starts doing the Cha-Cha. Your coffee is sloshing, and so is your confidence. So why does this happen?
The most common cause is a Brake Rotor that has worn unevenly. The Rotor is the shiny metal disc your Brake Pads squeeze to slow you down. When the surface is uneven, the pads grab, let go, grab, let go, and you feel that shake in the pedal or the steering wheel.
Other things can cause it too. Worn Brake Pads, a sticking Caliper, or loose Suspension parts can all make the shake worse. A shake in the steering wheel usually points to the front brakes. A shake in the seat usually points to the rear.
Do not wait on this one. Brakes are the one part of your vehicle you really want to trust. Our Brake Repair team will inspect them for free and send photos right to your phone, so you can see exactly what we see.
If you need an Automotive Repair Shop Near Me, that can help Fix, or Repair your Car, or Truck, call Panhandle Diesel and Automotive at 308-641-5345.