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Also, I have rotated all the rims and so that should not be the problem either. Totally unrelated I think, but I do have a leak on the power steering which I am repairing this weekend. Would this cause shudder?

Thanks for the replies so far. I haven't taken it to a Dodge Service Facility but I want to eliminate anything that I can sort myself before paying extortionate fees for them just to take a look. All the tires are brand new and so I know it is not the tires.

I have a 2009 Journey. When I brake, I get some serious shudder. The rotors were replaced 6 months ago whilst I still had my winter rims/tires on. I did not experience shudder back then. Once I put the summer rims/tires on (that came with the car) the shudder started. I have recently had all the wheels balanced but it is still there. I get a little bit of shudder whilst cruising. Any ideas? Dodge Journey 2009 19" Rims FWD SXT