becaron

Ok, this all started after I did my rear brakes, new drums and shoes. I started getting a vibration, that I could feel through the seat when applying the brakes. I thought maybe I got a bad set of drums, so I brought them back to carquest and got another set. Same problem.

It's not in the front brakes because I changed them before the rears and didn't have a problem. It's not a wheel out of balance either because I just had new General Grabbers put on my truck and I still have the problem.

I guess my next step to take the drums to be turned. I've heard even new ones can be out of round due to how they stack so many on top of one another during shipping.


Does anyone have a clue as to what else could be causing this?

Amazon

they could have knocked the lead weights on your tires by accident or on purpose...........might be that

WEINERDOGBONE

iTrader: (1)

I'm no expert and I don't want to come off as one but, your drums are warped probably. Usually the rotors warp because the rims don't get torqued properly. I suppose it could happen to drums as well.