help in diagnostics

Hey guys, need your analysis here:

Rotated my tires at work about a month ago, (yes we torqued them to the specs, and in a star patteren). This was the first time I rotated them since I have had the truck. Anyway, when I go to a hard stop, or have to make a sudden stop, my truck pulls in one direction. I can't remember which direction. You can only notice it on hard stops. Also, I seem to have a small vibration in my steering wheel when I get to 60+MPH. Feels like I am driving on a low tire, but there fine. So do you think I have or need:

1-Brakes
2-Alignment and or balance
3-Out of round tire
4-Loose lug nuts
5-Caliper or pad dragging

I got the truck at 56,000. It has 76,000 on it now. I don't know when or if the brakes have been done. If not, I can do them, no biggie. Just don't want to go through the hassle of taking all that crap loose and finding that there good.

Thanks

 

im not saying this is the problem, on my flatbed when the truck starts pulling to one side its usually the brakes or rotors depending. if you can pin-point it start cheap then go up

 

yeah thats what I'm thinking. Probably the original rotors on there. Anyobody else?

 

It more than likely is a problem with your brake system. Probably warped rotors.

I'd suggest to flush your fluid, then go from there. Since a fluid change is the cheapest.

 

could be a warped rotor or a bad brake line. quite possibly one caliper in the front may be recieving more pressure than the other.

 

Thanks guys, looks like have some brake work to do next weekend.