Dodge Daddy

Same issue with 29k miles. Called customer care because obviously it's a defective rotor. They talking about helping me finance the repair. Excuse me? All of these people can't be lying about the same thing. They need to do a recall or replace our rotors, not profit off of inferior rotors. This is rediculous.

I have a 2011 Crew with 29k miles and my pads are fine but the rotors are warped beyond spec if grinded. Dealer wanted $350 per Rotor. They only had one in stock which tells me their rotors must have a problem. I have a Honda Accord with 140k Miles I had the rotors TURNED once not replaced. So something is up with the parts installed on Journey. I'm very disappointed because I bought this truck after having our second child for space and safety. Everytime I break the steering wheel shakes violently. I called Dodge customer care line and they told me I had to go back to the dealer and get a report on the rotors no older than 30 days and call back. After I do this they will try to do some "special financing" to help me. I'm sorry but you need to replace these defective Rotors. I can't afford to buy new Rotors every 20k miles.