Brake Problems

If your car pulls to one side while driving, the cause may be wheel alignment, brake drag, uneven tire pressure, or worn suspension components. This guide explains how to diagnose pulling step-by-step and identify the real issue before replacing parts unnecessarily.

If your steering wheel shakes when braking, the cause is often rotor thickness variation, but suspension wear, stuck calipers, or hub issues can also contribute. This guide explains how to diagnose brake-related vibration properly before replacing parts.

A grinding noise while driving can indicate worn brake pads, rotor damage, wheel bearing failure, or drivetrain problems. This guide explains how to diagnose grinding sounds based on when they occur and how they change with speed, braking, and turning.

A burning smell from your car can indicate oil leaking onto hot components, overheated brakes, slipping clutch material, or electrical wiring problems. This guide explains how to identify the source based on the type of smell and when it occurs.