Vehicle is currently at the dealer along with all paperwork of service dates and repairs. My truck is a 2025 dodge ram 1500 4wd. Current mileage is 3,441. Dealer has been in possession of the vehicle since 02/19/25. This is the third time my vehicle has been to Bayshore dodge of Baytown TX. Issue with the vehicle is in the brake system. When you apply your foot to the brake pedal it makes a chirping noise. Dealer has replaced the brake booster assembly and has lubricated the brake pedal and the pads and noise is still present. I received a txt today from the service advisor and she stated there waiting on Chrysler dodge engineers to further them with instructions on what to do next. Also the loaner that was given to me with 400 miles on it same vehicle 2025 Ram 1500 has same issue with the same noise coming from the brakes. I did report this to the dealer.

- Channelview, TX, USA

At only 1600 miles on the odometer, I took the car in for oil service and ABS recall. Dealer inspected, said I was OK. They then Flashed the EBS module with new firmware. 4 day's later (less then 6 miles since dealer visit and arriving home after a brief 45mph, 6mile trip, the check engine light came on. As I was 2 blocks from my house, proceeded home. Engine was in limp mode. Suddenly the warning chime sounded, all warning lights came on. Stopped, tried to change gear selector to "R", car would not change gear. Could not select any gear, forward, reverse, neutral or park. Warning messages would not stop. Chime occurred about every 2 seconds, messages from "no forward breaking", No ABS, call dealer, no side blind spot, do not shift transmission. Car was on a hill, and would not go into park. Unsure about break's, so had to chalk wheels using rocks. Could not shutdown engine. Tried to press "stop" button many times, including holding the stop button in for 5 seconds then for 30 seconds. Engine still would not shut down. Finally after several minutes, and many presses, engine finally stopped. Car would not restart, and could not be moved out of the street. Finally a tow truck arrived and he pulled the emergency manual neutral strap, located by removing a panel by the left drivers side knee. Dealer has had the car for over a week, no loaner or rental car, and are very bad at keeping me up to date and returning phone calls. Last I heard was "waiting on approval and ordering parts". As I said, this is a brand new (2025) truck, with only 1600 miles on it.

- Marietta, GA, USA

Purchased this Ram new on [XXX] On the drive home the BRAKE light came on. I just figured it was some new tech that I needed to read up on to understand why this light came on. I made it home and when I went out for a drive with my family it was off. I drove the vehicle on a short trip then home. The following day the light came on and while at a stop light the pedal pushed to the floor. I shut off the truck restarted it and the pedal restored and worked. This happened again the following day and I called the dealer I purchased it from and did not receive a call back. I scheduled and appointment for 2/5/2025 with a Ram dealer closer to my house. They kept the vehicle overnight and next day said the brake fluid was off and I should be all good. I drove off the lot for approx. 5 miles and the brakes failed again. I returned the truck to the dealer on [XXX] closer to home and have not had it returned back to me. A week and still no confirmation on a definite diagnosis. I have requested to have the truck exchanged and have not heard back from Stellantis case manager. INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)

- Bethel Park, PA, USA

The truck brake pedal got hard and went all the way to the bottom. Dash lighted up like a Christmas tree. Luckily I was entering a parking lot so I was going slow and was able to park the truck. Truck only has 453 miles and is only 2 weeks since purchase. If there's a recall for this issue I believe it wasn't taken care of before selling it to me.

- Haines City, FL, USA

ABS module is leaking brake fluid due to a brake line/module threading issue. The truck is new (purchased 12/30/24, but delivered 1/6/25. It has been at the dealer since 1/22/25 with no eta for a replacement ABS module.

- Lyman, SC, USA

Brakes and ABS failed 34 days ago after dealership reprogrammed PCM

- Beatrice, NE, USA

On Thursday [XXX] I was driving my new 1500 Big horn ram truck. I only had it for 6 days at that point. I started noticing a noise coming from inside the dashboard and the check engine light came on. I kept driving as usual because i figured the light would go off. All of a sudden a big metal ring the size of my palm fell on my shoe and all the warning lights came on the dash ( the brake failure light, adaptive cruise control unavailable light, parking sensor failure light, check engine light, traction control malfunction light, brake system light, abs failure light). When i tried to brake, the brakes went all the way down and felt very spongy. I had to pump the brakes just so it would stop. So I pulled over into a parking spot turned off the truck and started it back up. The truck started up, but all the lights were still on. I tried to shift into drive but it wouldn't go in gear. I think is because the brake weren't going far enough to push whatever sensor allows the shifter to shift. I tried pumping the brakes and shifting and it worked. So i drove the truck home very carefully and parked it in my driveway. The next morning I called my sales man and left him a msg. He called me later that evening and asked me to bring it in on Monday morning. I did not use the truck during the weekend because it felt very unsafe to drive. On Monday morning i drove it to the dealership and left it there. They did give me a loaner vehicle. 2 days later I got a call from Dave the service manager and he let me know that the ring that fell on my foot holds a brake pedal in place and that they were going to replace the entire brake pedal assembly, the abs module, the brake booster and some ecm (i didn't understand which one). This truck has been unusable now for 7 days and I've only owned it for 13 days. It's been in the shop for 5 days now. INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)

- Georgetown , SC, USA

While driving on a clear road my Automatic Emergency Braking System applied my brakes and attempted to stop my vehicle. The brakes released and allowed me to continue. The road surface was clear. There were no other vehicle in sight in front of me or behind me. No animals were in the area. There was nothing to trigger this activation. I'm returning the vehicle today for the repair.

- Averill Park, NY, USA

Truck would not stop when brakes were stepped

- Orlando, FL, USA

Possible brake caliper, power steering, belt or other issue. Noise was produced when salesperson was in the vehicle. Scheduled maintenance to diagnose the issue. No warnings before or after and issue is persistent since truck was driven off the lot the first time. Under coasting conditions, truck emits a single or back to back squeaking noise from the passenger front wheel area and also feels like a slight pull from the same area when noise is heard.

- Omaha, NE, USA