Posted on 9/29/2022
If you are experiencing vibrations with your Jaguar every time you engage the brakes, this phenomenon is called brake shuddering. It can occur through the brake pedal and up to your steering wheel. Most of the time, this feeling is caused by excess friction in disc braking systems. Read on to learn more about how brake shudders occur and common culprits. Is There a Difference Between Brakes and Steering Wheel Vibrations? Brake shudders occur at higher speeds over low speeds. The vibrations can also range from minor to severe, depending on the nature of the problem. More importantly, you should never ignore this phenomenon if it occurs to you. When the vibrations are focused on the steering wheel, it can point to your front brakes. Whereas vibrations on the pedal, means it may be occurring in the rear brakes. 3 Common Explanations for Brake Shuddering in Jaguars Uneven Rotors Constant braking and being too hard are bad habits that can lead to uneven and warped brake rotors. When bra ... read more