* Unbalanced wheels: If the wheels were not balanced properly after the new brakes were installed, it can cause the car to shake. This is because the uneven weight distribution in the wheels can cause them to vibrate as the car moves.
* Worn or damaged suspension components: If the suspension components in your car are worn or damaged, it can also cause the car to shake. This is because the suspension is responsible for keeping the car stable and smooth on the road.
* Loose lug nuts: If the lug nuts that hold the wheels in place are not tightened properly, it can cause the wheels to wobble and the car to shake.
* Warped rotors: If the brake rotors are warped or damaged, it can cause the car to shake when the brakes are applied. Warped rotors can be caused by a number of factors, such as overheating, uneven wear, or a manufacturing defect.
* Improperly installed brake pads: Brake pads play an important role in stopping the car. If the brake pads are not installed correctly or if the are faulty, it can cause issues such as shaking.
* Issues with the brake lines: This can affect the distribution of the braking force and could lead to shaking.
* Issues with wheel bearings: Faulty wheel bearings could create play and cause the wheel to shake.
If your car is shaking after new front brakes were installed, it's important to take it back to the mechanic as soon as possible so they can diagnose the problem and make the necessary repairs.
