Could be lube/oily substance on the pads.
The rear tires except Subaru which does the front.
Yes.
take the tires off and old brakes off and put the new ones on. put the tires back on and drive!!
take front tires off.
The drivers side of what? The tires? The brakes? The engine? Please be more specific.
Not likely but it will wear the tires out.
new tires. If the tires brake, you'll need it
Front wheel shudder could come from worn tires, bad brakes, or worn front end components. Check all of these to find the cause of the shudder.
You will need to remove the front tires. Remove the brake assembly spring. The brake shoes will come off. Reverse the process to install the new brakes.
no, just the wheels the brakes apply to, usually the front brakes
Brakes can cause your tires to appear to have smoke coming off of them. If you drive with your foot slightly on the brake pedal with a car equipped with power brakes (most are), you are applying the brakes enough to cause considerable heat. Are you sure the tires are smoking, and not the brakes? In any case, it is too dangerous to drive. Your tires are probably not smoking but your brakes are. Mine were smoking the other day and it was because the caliper was stuck which can happen after you have just put new brakes on the car. Be careful because you can ruin your rotors, tires, and brakes. It can also be caused by high horsepower. In my 1985 Trans Am with a built 350 in it, if I depress the accelerator down too aggressively, I notice a very thick white cloud of smoke simply pouring off my rear tires. It's the strangest thing... This can also occur during hard shifts between gears... This often happens if the vehicle has been operating with the parking brake partially set. Brakes can become extremely hot and can cause checking of the brake shoes or brake pad materials. If this occurs, the brakes should be inspected to make certain that they are still funcitonal. If the heat has migrated through the wheel and onto the tire causing the tire to smoke as well, the tire is probably beyond help. In a situation like that, the tire should be removed and the bead should be inspected. If the bead is black, and no other damage is detected, the tire is probably ok. If the bead is grey, the tire is probably damaged and is unsafe.
You don't balance brakes.... Tires on the other hand can be done at your local repair shop.... for about 12.00 a wheel