brakes problem
10.0
really awfulTypical Repair Cost:
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Average Mileage:
65,000 miles
Number of complaints:
1 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (1 reports)
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2008Feb 12
Durango Limited V8
I had a complete rear brake job at 46K. A month later I had to have front pads and new rotors. At 62K I had to have the front and rear rotors turned. I now have about 65K on my Durango and I feel bumping/shaking when I put on my brakes (like the rotors either need to be turned OR replaced!). We have a camper that we tow occasionally and I am definitely not rough on my brakes or my vehicle in general. I have only had this Durango for a year and have already spent about $600 on brake issues. My brakes seem to wear out way too quickly. I did buy the vehicle used and expected to have to do some maintenance type stuff, BUT I have done what I thought was needed over the past year and my brakes are already worn down or something. I was very surprised to find that no one else has filed a complaint about this. I don't feel like this vehicle has every "stopped" like it should. We also have a 1996 Jeep Cherokee and it stops so much better than my much more expensive newer Durango!!
Heather B.
Alto, GA, USA
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