Warped Brake Rotors? Do It Yourself! @carid
Warped Brake Rotors? Do It Yourself!  @carid
Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
It has happened to every vehicle owner at one time or another. You’re driving along and things seem to be functioning normally with your car. Until you hit the brakes and get a violent shake in your brake pedal, steering wheel, or even the entire vehicle! This symptom is usually caused by warped brake rotors. But rather than taking it to a shop to have it fixed, Greg from CARiD.com is here to give you the encouragement and guidance that you need to do that job yourself!

In this video Greg is test driving a 2014 Mitsubishi Evo with a severe brake vibration. And like he expected the condition is caused by warped brake rotors in both the front and rear of the vehicle. To remedy the issue Greg walks you thought the entire process of installing new brake pads and rotors so you can tackle the job yourself at home.

So, get a set of tools, get in your garage and start wrenching!

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