Quote Originally Posted by 4THGENCAMAROFAN View Post
Ok I went and took a video. My tire did the same thing that yours did Brandon. I don't know if it's all of the tires since I only checked the one.

Mine too seemed to catch, i'm assuming on the rotor. However this is weird because I bet the pads and rotors don't even have 500 miles on them. They haven't even been on the car for a month. I don't brake hard either. Out on the 55 mph highways i let my car roll itself down to about 35 before i even touch the brakes(as long as no one is behind me). All the rest of my driving is at 40 mph or less usually.

I tried backing up a little bit so that I could see wether it was the tire itself that was wobbling or if it was the wheel AND tire together. But I couldn't really figure it out.

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your sounds like the e brake dragging too. mine made the same sound when i put new rear rotors on, i had to re adjust the e brake shoes.

theres a star wheel you can get to if you dont want to remove the whole rotor and caliper bracket, its inside the hub behind a rubber plug on the back side of the hub, bottom i think, you need a pick type tool to hold the locking bar off the star wheel and back it off till the wheel spins freely. they sell a brake tool that fits perfectly every time, but a large screw driver will work too.