7.5
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- $460
- Average Mileage:
- 29,000 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 4 complaints
Most common solutions:
- replaced shock (4 reports)
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Dodge dealer.
This truck was my dream truck. Purchased off of a lease and literally driven by a little old lady prior to me. Not even a scratch in the bed! I drive it conservatively as I have an older Ram that is my beater. Just after it hit the 36K mark the front struts start leaking.
AND during replacement the wheel bearing are BAD. What the hell??! Oh, and the best part I bought the extended warranty. Dodge will not pay since this is 4x4 "IT IS NOT COVERED"
- dschmidt63, Springport, MI, US
Took a round trip from Chicago to St.Louis. Next day I notice a small puddle on the ground inside BOTH front tires. Front shocks are leaking fluid. I know Illinois roads are not the best in the nation but comon! This truck has never hauled and the worse road it has been on is my driveway. I have the Big Horn Edition which appears to have special shocks which are a combo shock and strut. These of course cost twice as much as a normal truck shock and twice as long to replace. Have had two other front end problems and have been a Dodge PU owner since the late 70's. Seriously thinking of going to Ford on the next vehicle.....damn shame.
- daramek, Lowell, IN, US
When going over bumps i heard a loud clunking noise. As I was rotating the tires I noticed that the shock and arm had oil all over them. Took the truck in and dodge replaced the one that went bad.
- Jason S., Liverpool, NY, US
My truck is a 06 Dodge ram 100 Bighorn Edition with 21,000 miles and has never been taken off road. Like I should have to replace the struts already. What a bunch of bull.
- Bill E., Sandpoint, ID, US