What Causes Brake Vibration When Braking at High Speeds?
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Car brake vibration when braking at high speeds is caused by: 1. Uneven brake disc surface with excessive radial runout; 2. Significant deviation in wheel alignment data; 3. Excessive or insufficient tire pressure; 4. Abnormal tire wear; 5. Rim deformation. The maintenance methods for brakes include: 1. High-temperature protection to prevent brake system corrosion, avoid brake pad seizure due to high temperatures, and eliminate brake squeal; 2. Regular replacement of brake fluid; 3. Cleaning oil stains, dirt, and friction dust from brake discs, brake drums, and any components to ensure good heat dissipation of the brake discs; 4. Regularly checking the thickness of brake pads or brake shoes.