Started shaking during braking downhill at moderate speeds at about 38K miles.

Was told by Tech who drove along it was probably either a bad tire, or tires &/or alignment. Got 4 new tires elsewhere (early with life left 5/32 still on the Original set) and Honda realigned it. Problem not really corrected, though the ride was better on new tires Michelins Premiers) but the shaking in steering wheel gradually worsened during any braking conditions and became unbearable by 46K. Brakes resurfacing at 46450 mileage, for $150, seems to have corrected it. we'll see if it is sustained. Normal (non-city) driving conditions.

After throwing an absolute fit and being shamed by the dealer that I was driving incorrectly, they agreed to replace the brakes with special brakes that had vents in them that allowed them to cool faster. I have been using their special driving tips (using 3rd gear when slowing down, using cruise control,etc.) and the brakes continued to wear). will update if the new brakes elicit same problem. In my opinion this is a Honda problem and not a driver problem. I have been driving large vehicles my whole life and never have had an issue.

Took my Pilot into Fischer Honda in Boulder, Colorado to fix the car shaking while braking. They told me it's because it's such a heavy vehicle and they would resurface the rotors only one time under warranty. We now have 38,000 miles, mostly highway, and it is shaking when braking again! We own 2 Hondas already and our other son is needing a car and will not be buying another Honda because of this. They obviously know there is a problem yet will only cover the problem once under warranty. I hope this does not cause a serious accident!