Several steering wheel problems can be encountered when you brake a car and one of those is the steering wheel shakes when braking. Plenty of reason can cause the steering wheel problem but particularly for this one since the problem occurs when the car brakes then we can be sure that this is an indication of misalignment between the disc and the pads. This happens because the steering wheel is connected on the car front end that is connected to the front brakes and when there is a problem on steering wheel when the car brake the culprit would be the brakes.
Problem on brakes that can cause steering shaking is the misalignment of front pads and the disc, when we say misalignment this is the case of both part that has uneven contact with each other. Since both parts has uneven contact with each other, when the pedal is depress vibration occurs and this vibration will be transferred to the steering wheel.
Now, the reason why there uneven contact between the pads and the disc is warpage, this occurs particularly on the front disc. When these problems happen on your car bring it at once on the car shop for checking, tell the mechanic to inspect the front brakes and warpage on the front disc. Usually this problem involves machining the front disc to repair the problem. After the disc is machined the replacement of the pads is also necessary to match with the disc and avoid uneven contact between the two parts. This kind of problem can be avoided from happening by proper monitoring of your car maintenance schedule therefore always follow the recommended schedule provided by your car dealer, in this way it can saves you money from unwanted cost that may occur every time you visit a repair shop especially with a trouble like this.


