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1. Warped Brake Rotors. This is the most common cause of a steering wheel shaking while braking. I would say that about 99% of the time a warped rotor is causing your steering wheel to shake when you step on the brake pedal. Most of the time you will also notice a shaking or pulsing in your brake pedal as well.
Unbalanced tires can create a small hum, a slight shake or a significant vibration that makes driving the vehicle unpleasant. Steering wheel and seat vibration is a frequent sign of unbalanced tires. This type of vibration is distinct and gives information about which tire is unbalanced. When the front tires are unbalanced, the vibration is experienced in the driver's hands through the steering wheel. When the rear tires are unbalanced, passengers feel shaking in the seats. Excessive wear on the tires occurs when the tires are unbalanced. Unbalanced tires cause increased stress on a specific area of the tire. These stresses combine with the uneven motion to cause vibration, which leads to excessive wear and a greater risk of deflation.