There is some vibration felt when applying the brake pedal, and the truck will slow down, but it bounces. Sometimes, if the brakes are applied either very lightly, this can be avoided, and sometimes if while slowing the brakes are applied firmly, the bouncing will also stop. Service tech inspected brake pads and said they were fine, but he didn't drive the vehicle. Rotors on front, drums on back.
Brother-in-law had new rear brakes and drums put on his 150 for the same reason, here they were puting them on wrong, they were puting the washer for the e brake lever on the outside instead of in between, and the were'nt releasing, So use the e brake to stop, if it vibrates with the e brake you eliminated you hydralics.
It is entirely possible that your drums may be out of round (oval shaped) or your disks are in need of turning by a brake shop.
Suggest you take your truck to a shop that specializes in brakes and make sure they test drive it, to verify your complaint. They will be in a better position to properly advise you.
NEED NEW ROTORS
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