Car Shudders When Braking
The most common cause of a car to shake when braking is related to tires. Usually that would be uneven or warped brake rotors. A6nl4urs0nwvem The shaking can start around 50-55 miles per hour. . Sometimes called a torque converter shudder this is a very noticeable shaking in your vehicle whenever the internal clutches lock up inside your transmission. I took it to the mechanic again and he said the brakes and rotors look fine nor rust or warping. Answer 1 of 21. The gauge reading will fluctuate if the rotor surface is not perfectly smooth this is called runout. Probably the most common is an uneven mounting on the hub itself that the rotor mounts to producing a wobble effect. One possible cause of shaking when you apply the brakes especially at high speeds on the highway or when going downhill is your tires. Brake pedal and steering wheel pulsate and shudders when braking lightly. Doing any of these things...