When decelerating at forty-five to thirty-five miles per hour, there is a rumbling, shaking movement throughout the entire car and vibrations through the steering wheel as I press the brake. When the speed of the vehicle reaches below thirty-five, the noise and unexpected motions stop, and the car come to smooth stop.
There is no sqeaking of the brakes as I have maintained the front and rear pads in a timely manner. The fluid of the power steering is adequate and level, but my only thought is to change the pads again.

First time poster but occasional reader.

Any assistance makes me honda savvy. Thanks.

 

it's most likely warped rotors

 

yep warp rotors

 

What is my worst case scenario for delaying the repair? Should I fix this immediately?

Do I only have to fix the front rotors since it is where the vibrations occur?

Thanks.

 

worst case...umm..nothing that i can think of...might as well replace the pads too...i waited for about 5-6 months b4 i changed mines..it gets annoying after a while of it shaking.