Toyota Corolla front right brake assembly overheating and uneven braking issue on Toyota Corolla

Some Toyota Corolla owners report experiencing issues with front right brake assembly overheating and uneven braking performance. A common problem is a sticky brake caliper, which can cause the brake pads to remain in contact with the rotor, leading to excessive heat generation and uneven braking. Additionally, some owners have noted uneven brake pad wear, potentially due to debris or caliper issues, resulting in pedal pulsation and further braking imbalances. Overheating of the brake system can also cause cosmetic damage to the brake caliper paint and compromise braking performance by melting caliper piston seals and dust boots. To mitigate these overheating issues, some owners have found that improving brake cooling through solutions like titanium shims can be beneficial. Regular maintenance and timely replacement of worn-out components, such as calipers, rotors, and brake pads, are essential for maintaining optimal brake performance and preventing these serious issues.