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Brake Lift - Tundra
Probably considered a dumb question by some/most on here but...….how many miles should one go before getting your brakes looked at? I have a 2016 Tundra with 41k. I've started to notice a slight shimmy/shake in the steering wheel when I apply the brakes. Nothing major buy noticeable. Thanks in advance.
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You have 41k miles on your vehicle and haven't touched your brakes? You're due.
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Sorry, the title was meant to say Brake Life
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My dumbass was thinking the same thing
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well consider me part of the dumbass crew bc I guess I just thought a brake lift was something I hadnt looked into....
either way, the answer is KRT
Ugh. Stupid people piss me off.
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You need to have the brakes checked but a vibration when applying brakes is from warped rotors most likely.
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Same boat as you... what is it we are supposed to touch brake wise on a new car with only 40 k on it?Originally Posted by 2thDoc
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Warped rotors. You can replace everything, rotors and pads, yourself if you have the skills and time in a morning. If not then krt if you are decently close or other decent mechanic.
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Stop tailgating.
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