Why do your brakes lock up when you make a turn?

Brakes can lock up during a turn due to a combination of factors, including excessive braking force, uneven weight distribution, or low traction on the road surface. When a vehicle is turning, weight shifts to the outside wheels, which may cause the inside wheels to lose grip if too much braking force is applied. This can lead to skidding or locking up of the wheels. Additionally, worn brake components or improper brake system adjustments can exacerbate the issue.