Car Shaking When Braking

[CamillaAnn]

Car shaking during braking is caused by uneven wear of the brake discs. The reasons for car brake shaking are as follows: 1. The maximum wear limit of brake discs is 2mm. When reaching this limit, new brake discs must be replaced. Continuing to use worn-out discs will cause vibrations during braking. 2. Apart from normal wear, brake discs can be damaged by poor-quality brake pads/discs or foreign objects during regular use. If the brake disc develops deep grooves from foreign objects or shows uneven wear patterns, replacement is necessary as such wear discrepancies can directly affect driving safety. 3. New cars require brake system break-in. The first 1,000 kilometers are crucial for new car break-in, including the brake system. It's best to avoid emergency braking during this period.