Why does the car shake during emergency braking?
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Shaking during emergency braking is caused by uneven wear of the brake discs. The solution to brake vibration is to replace the brake discs. For manual transmission vehicles, slight vibrations in both the brake pedal and clutch pedal are normal when the vehicle is operating at low gear with high torque. For automatic transmission vehicles, pedal vibration is also normal when stopped in D gear with the brake pedal pressed at a red light; shifting to N or P gear will significantly reduce this sensation. Uneven tread wear on both sides of the tires, different tire pressures, or deformed brake discs can also cause brake pedal vibration, especially during emergency braking. In such cases, it is generally recommended to replace the brake discs.