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8.0

pretty bad

Typical Repair Cost:

$242.00

Average Mileage:

31,803 miles

Total Complaints:

4 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. not sure (2 reports)
  2. had brakes replaced and rotors (1 reports)
  3. replace rotors (1 reports)
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problem #4

2007Oct 29

Magnum Magnum 5.7V8 Hemi

  • Tiptronic transmission
  • 48,000 miles

I purchased the lifetime brakes at the dealership. Every since I did my brakes have squeaked and squealed at every stop. They charged me and come to find out they never did the work. They fired the tech, supposedly gave me new rotors and brakes but they still squeak. I never had this issue until I bought the lifetime pads.

Alex S.

Winston Salem, NC, USA

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problem #3

2008Sep 01

Magnum RT 5.7L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 44,300 miles

The rotors should have lasted longer.I had a bad shake in the brake pedal and steering wheel when the the brakes where applied.I had the rotors turned put on new pads and its was worse.I replaced the rotors.

jamescmd

Elkridge, MD, USA

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problem #2

2006Oct 16

(reported on)

Magnum RT

  • 21,250 miles

I have to change the two discs in May and I have just known that the disc are still finished. 5 month and 10,000 km
(warranty)


the disc of the wheel back are finished too 250$

Patrick R.

Shannon, Quebec, Canada

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problem #1

2006Jul 04

(reported on)

Magnum RT

  • 13,662 miles

TWO BRAKE ROTORS WORN OUT AFTER 13662 MILES. DISCS REFINISHED

Patrick R.

Shannon, Quebec, Canada

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