So were having problems on a f-150 we were doing someone work to the barrings to the back got those fixed and as soon as they put the tires on and we took it to test drive the brake started to make a popping sound when pressing on the brake it doesnt do it on high speeds it only does it at around 15 mph and under So they told me it had to be your calipers ok so they put those on and also turned the rooters and its still doing it the noise is so annoying because every time I brake I can feel the popping noise coming from the brake

 

How much bigger tires? Make sure you're no clipping the parking brake cable

 

Well It does have heavy tires how would I check that

 

Ive had a couple of people look at it and at first they said the joints need grease so they put some and its still the same then they told me i needed to bleed the lines then they told me its the ABS I dont know what to think anymore

 

What size tires?

I'd check the clearance on the drivers side parking brake cable to make sure its not rubbing. The ABS you would feel in the pedal. Needing to be bled would be softness in pedal.

Could also be loose pads/Shoes

 

Check to make sure those brake pads are seated properly and not binding or canting when the brakes are applied. I always make sure to put some grease of the "ears" of brake pads to help them move against the rotor.