Shaking while braking
Hey guys...It's been awhile, but the shaking/vibration is back. I recently felt the vibrating and pulsing return. Replaced the rotors and pads again and problem was solved. Was still feeling something in the front. When I took it to have the tires balanced my tire guy said outer tie rod on drivers side had play.
Had them replaced before and garage said it is under warranty, but will have to charge me labor and alignment. Scheduled for Tues.
The only time I notice it is braking at higher speeds. Could tie rod be the cause? Also would like opinion on ceramic vs semi-metallic pads. Currently running semi. Thinking of switching to ceramic and a higher carbon steel rotors.
Any opinion would be helpful
Had them replaced before and garage said it is under warranty, but will have to charge me labor and alignment. Scheduled for Tues.
The only time I notice it is braking at higher speeds. Could tie rod be the cause? Also would like opinion on ceramic vs semi-metallic pads. Currently running semi. Thinking of switching to ceramic and a higher carbon steel rotors.
Any opinion would be helpful
Had the tie rod replaced and that was definitely the issue. Down side was $115 charge.
Still thinking about changing to ceramic pads and the better rotor, due to the history of front brake issues I have had with my truck.
Have only heard one opinion on which is better: ceramic or semi-metallic pads
Still thinking about changing to ceramic pads and the better rotor, due to the history of front brake issues I have had with my truck.
Have only heard one opinion on which is better: ceramic or semi-metallic pads
Last edited by baross1; Aug 24, 2016 at 08:33 PM.
I'm running ceramics all around.
Getting a slight vibe now with high speed braking. Not really that noticeable yet, but it didn't happen till I moved to ceramics, and these rotors are two year old Wagners. My point is, ceramics run hotter and may warp rotors more, but they sure do last long and less dust. The rotors are lifetime warranty so if it get's worse, I'll replace them.
Getting a slight vibe now with high speed braking. Not really that noticeable yet, but it didn't happen till I moved to ceramics, and these rotors are two year old Wagners. My point is, ceramics run hotter and may warp rotors more, but they sure do last long and less dust. The rotors are lifetime warranty so if it get's worse, I'll replace them.






