Warped rotors twice in a month

[OilManF250]

I had new pads and rotors put on all the way around last month on the 8th. 2 weeks later i get the same vibration during braking from 20mph to stop.

Any ideas on what would be causing my truck to eat rotors?

Also, i recently had discount tire put on a set of wheels with a 00 offset. The right rear and left rear tires have about an inch of difference in how far they go beyond the wheel well. The right side pokes out about an inch more. I dont do anything crazy in my truck but my only guess is that the axle has shifted?

Any ideas on either issue would be great.

09 f250 4x4 KR with 20" wheels and 35x12.50 trail grapplers. 70k miles.

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[Big_Smokey]

each rear side sticks out farther then the fronts or the rear left side sticks out farther then the rear right side. Is it possible that the rim is an inch bigger? ive heard of guys getting different size widths if that wheel has several sizes by accident.

[OilManF250]

The fronts are even.

Putting a straight edge on the right rear fender flare down to the tire hits that tire at about an inch into the tread, an inch from the side wall.

On the driver rear the straight edge hits the very outer edge of the sidewall.

It's like the rear axle is shifted over an inch to the passenger side.

When I noticed the "different offsets" I took it back to discount tire and they pulled the wheels and all of them are the same 00 offset. Called MB wheels and they only make them in 00 offset.

It's in the shop now getting the rotors warrantied and replaced, I guess my next stop is the dealership to have them see if something back there is out of whack.

Since the truck is tuned and deleted I really REALLY hate going into the dealership.

Last time I loaded stock files from my spartan and it wouldn't start once I got it to the dealership, so I had to sit there with techs staring at me and call spartan and load up a stock hp/dpf off tune.... head honcho told me to "be more careful" and basically never even looked at my truck, just rolled it out back so it wouldn't get flagged or whatever.

[Eric@PTP]

You might have a bad caliper.

[Ford7three]

Originally Posted by Eric@PTP

You might have a bad caliper.

Agreed, I worked in a tire/brake/alignment shop for 3 years and a frozen caliper will cause a warped rotor!

[Big_Smokey]

I dont know how your rear end would shift. I have heard of guys truck beds being off center a little. and thats in brand new trucks. Its rare, but it happens as well and you wouldnt really notice until you really looked. In your wheel does it come in the same Offset, but different widths? Im sure you already thought of that, but hey it could happen. It could be something as crazy as one of your wheels wasnt machined down like it was supposed to be or a spacer by chance behind the one wheel....just throwing some BS down.

Are you towing a lot with your truck? If not....ive got nothin....if you are and not using trailer brakes you will warp rotors as well. i did this on all my f150s

[travisH3]

Our dump truck eats brakes because it's overloaded. So either your overloading it or a frozen caliper. Is it all the rotors warped or just one. That should tell ya

[ZMANN]

I have seen a few frozen stick calipers ,, the fords work great at backing off a tad when not being applied I have 85 k on mine and i run 1000 lbs of tools