* Overheating: Rotor that get too hot can warp and cause the brake pads to vibrate when applied.
* Uneven wear: If your brake pads are unevenly worn, it can put stress on the rotors, causing them to warp.
* Manufacturing defects: Some rotors can be defective and may warp more easily than others.
2. Loose or worn suspension components. If the suspension components that connect the wheels to the car are loose or worn, it can cause the car to shake when the brakes are applied.
3. Uneven tire wear. If the tires on your car are unevenly worn, it can cause the car to shake when the brakes are applied. This is because the tires will not be gripping evenly on the road, causing the car to pull to one side.
4. Improper lug nut tightening
If your lug nuts are overtightened or undertightened, it can put uneven pressure on the rotors and cause them to warp, resulting in brake shudder.
Here are some things you can do if your car shakes when you stop on the brakes:
* Check the brake pads and rotors: Make sure they're not worn or damaged, and that the pads are properly seated.
* Check the suspension components: Look for any loose or worn parts.
* Check the tire wear: Make sure the tires are evenly worn.
If you find any problems, have them repaired as soon as possible to avoid further damage to your car.
