1996 Toyota Land Cruiser Brakes Problems

Your brake pedal went to the floor when you made a sudden stop, causing your truck to need more distance to stop before hitting another vehicle. Even though the dealer said your brakes are working normally, this loss of braking responsiveness is a serious safety concern that needs immediate attention. The issue likely involves your brake system's hydraulic pressure or fluid level and should be thoroughly inspected and repaired before driving again.

Your brake rotors have failed, which means the rotating discs that your brake pads squeeze against to stop the vehicle are no longer functioning properly. This is a critical braking system issue that needs immediate attention before driving. You'll likely need to have the failed rotors replaced and possibly the brake pads as well.

Your brake rotors have failed, which means the rotating discs that your brake pads squeeze against to stop the vehicle are no longer functioning properly. This is a critical braking system issue that needs immediate attention before driving. You'll likely need to have the failed rotors replaced and possibly the brake pads as well.

Your brake pads failed, which means they lost their ability to stop your vehicle effectively. This is a serious safety issue that requires immediate attention. You'll need to have your brake pads replaced right away to restore proper braking function.

Your brake rotors have failed, which means the rotating discs that your brake pads squeeze against to stop the vehicle are no longer functioning properly. This is a critical braking system issue that needs immediate attention before driving. You'll likely need to have the failed rotors replaced and possibly the brake pads as well.

Your brake rotors have failed, which means the rotating discs that your brake pads squeeze against to stop the vehicle are no longer functioning properly. This is a critical braking system issue that needs immediate attention before driving. You'll likely need to have the failed rotors replaced and possibly the brake pads as well.

After a brake system component was replaced, it didn't fit properly, causing vibration when braking and premature wear of your rotors and tires. Your brakes may feel unstable or shaky during stops, and you'll likely need to replace brake components sooner than normal. The repair will likely involve removing the brake component and reinstalling it correctly, or replacing it with a properly fitting part.

Your brake pads are wearing out unusually quickly. You've had to replace your brakes three times in just two years, which seems excessive. The dealer says this is normal for your vehicle model, but you may want to have the brake system inspected to rule out premature wear caused by alignment, suspension, or caliper issues.