09-10-2024, 10:46 AM
Hey everyone, I’ve been noticing a weird rumbling sound coming from my 2015 Toyota Corolla every time I hit the brakes, and it’s starting to worry me. It feels like the car vibrates slightly, especially when I’m braking at higher speeds. My first thought is that it might be the rotors, maybe they’re warped or worn down, but I’m not 100% sure. I know that sometimes resurfacing the rotors can fix it, but I’ve also heard that if they’re too worn, it’s better to just replace them entirely.
Has anyone else had this issue with their Corolla? I don’t feel like the brakes are grabbing unevenly or anything like that, and the brake pads seem fine—they’re not squealing or grinding—but the rumbling has been getting worse over time. Could it be something else, like the calipers or even the suspension components?
Before I go spending a bunch of money on new rotors or getting them resurfaced, I’d love to hear if anyone’s dealt with this and what the best fix was. Should I take it in to get checked out, or is there something I can inspect myself to narrow down the cause? Thanks in advance!
Has anyone else had this issue with their Corolla? I don’t feel like the brakes are grabbing unevenly or anything like that, and the brake pads seem fine—they’re not squealing or grinding—but the rumbling has been getting worse over time. Could it be something else, like the calipers or even the suspension components?
Before I go spending a bunch of money on new rotors or getting them resurfaced, I’d love to hear if anyone’s dealt with this and what the best fix was. Should I take it in to get checked out, or is there something I can inspect myself to narrow down the cause? Thanks in advance!