juriskardowski

I purchased a gold plan when I pickup my dodge. I had the same problem, loose front end and poor driveability. It was making squeeks and noises over all road surfaces. I was able to have the complete front end fixed under warranty. Dealer replaced both front tie-rod ends bushings and other suspension components. I just had to pay for an alignment after the work was done. Cost for the Dealer was around $850 CAD. If I would have had to repair it my self I would have been looking at $1200 - $1300 out of pocket. Always buy an extended warranty if you plan to keep the car. Remember contracts are awarded to the lowest bidder. And the north American car manufactures are only concerned that their product lasts up to the 3 year/60,000K mark!
OUTCH.
do you guys hasve the same problem?

canadiancanuck

wow, if this was covered for warranty, they should have covered the alignmnet as well seeing it was not due to driver fault, unless you were hopping curbs or jumping bridges?? glad it's reapaired, sucks that some of it was on your dime.

after my experience with my previous demon on wheels, I purchased the ext. warranty, so I'm good for 100,000kms/ 5yrs I think, maybe more on the years. But I purchased FULL warranty bumper to bumper.

hazel_moody

2010 Dodge Challenger , right rear cv boot ripped and leaked grease onto the tail pipe and passenger side, and which caused a fire to the trunk. Vehicle is a total loss, no repairs can be made.