What Causes Steering Wheel Vibration During Braking?
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Reasons for steering wheel vibration during braking: 1. Excessive clearance between brake discs and brake pads, or uneven brake disc surfaces. When braking at high speeds, the brake pedal may exhibit slight pulsation. Resurfacing the brake discs can restore normal operation; 2. Surface imbalance or deformation. The braking system has strict requirements for surface flatness. Some brake discs may have dirt, debris, or heat-induced deformation; 3. Other issues. If the steering wheel vibrates slightly even during low-speed driving, it's likely due to wheel alignment or steering system problems. In such cases, it's best to have the vehicle inspected and repaired at a 4S shop or repair facility.