breaking
#11
![Default](https://dodgeforum.com/forum/images/icons/icon1.gif)
ORIGINAL: RamItOne
well its gonna cause more wear and tear on your susp depending on the shake, dont really think theyll make the tires get off balanced... if they havent been cut before just get em cut, save yourself 150 bucks easy doing that way.
well its gonna cause more wear and tear on your susp depending on the shake, dont really think theyll make the tires get off balanced... if they havent been cut before just get em cut, save yourself 150 bucks easy doing that way.
driving with warped rotors can cause all sorts of hell. find some place that does free brake inspections (plenty of thsoe places), figure out which ones need cutting, take them off yourself, drive them over (preferably in a different vehicle) and have them cut them for you for about $20 a pop, put them back on. pads are probably fine if they have enough meat on them.
#12
![Default](https://dodgeforum.com/forum/images/icons/icon1.gif)
ORIGINAL: xfeejayx
it is warped rotors. i've read in some places that rams are infamous for them. time to take it into a shop and ahve them cut your rotors. possible that your pads are still ok.
it is warped rotors. i've read in some places that rams are infamous for them. time to take it into a shop and ahve them cut your rotors. possible that your pads are still ok.
your pads should be fine as long as you don't have too many miles on them! So I also agree to just take them in and have them turned! Problem solved!
#14