2014 Jeep Wrangler suspension problems

Filed Mar 22, 2026 · Steering, Suspension · KY

Death wobble. Dealership that has it now (Campbell Chevorlet in Bowing green ky) knows and fails to fix or report it.

Filed Dec 10, 2025 · Suspension · OR

I had Gresham 4 Wheel drive do several repairs on my 2014 Jeep Wrangler and the same day I drove it back home I experience death wobble which put me at risk by having me to stop at a highway to be able to control my vehicle which was extremely dangerous for me and other drivers. I have talked to the manager but he isn’t willing to have my vehicle towed to the shop and now I haven’t been able to drive my vehicle for a month now and have now lost hope of getting my vehicle fixed and safe to drive.

Filed Jan 24, 2024 · Steering, Suspension · AL

When it first started, I would have to be going at minimum 55-60 mph. But it got so bad to the point that I would be going 15-20 mph and out of nowhere my vehicle would start violently shaking and my steering wheel would jerk side to side. The ONLY way to get it to stop would be to completely let off the pedals and let it come to a complete stop by itself. Hitting the brakes could cause it to flip. Having to come to a stop, regardless of the location could cause a serious accident or pile up. Trying to control the steering wheel when this is occurring could cause an accident as well. This is not something that happens here and there. This incident is so frequent that there are websites that try to warn and help others bc it happens so after. Its cost me $4000 trying to fix it. Please look into this and help us resolve this issue before it costs someone their dad or mom or brother or sister, or someone their child or grandchild. Thank you for your time. It is greatly appreciated.

Filed Jun 26, 2022 · Suspension · IL

This vehicle has been repaired numerous times for death wobble. JEEP tells me their are no recalls for this..I have replaced nearly every suspension part to try to correct this..and every time it stops for 6 months and comes back.

Filed Dec 21, 2021 · Steering, Suspension · CA

With less than 30,000 miles, this car developed a "death wobble." At unpredictable moments, the whole car will start shaking and it is nearly impossible to control the steering wheel. Until you slow down to almost a stop, the shaking continues indefinitely. I've since discovered that this a known problem with Jeeps, but Jeep refuses to contribute a penny to fixing it.

Filed Nov 29, 2021 · Steering, Suspension · KY

When driving at Interstate Speeds (65-70), and any roadway imperfections (uneven pavement, pot holes, broken pavement) are hit, the vehicle will start to violently shake, will feel like you'll lose control and sometimes the vehicle fishtails. I did Google Searches on this to see if other Jeep Owners were having similar problems, and found many instances for this model year. They referred to this as the "death wobble". I took mine into the dealership and they did over $1000 worth of work to it, and it has helped it some. Not sure that it is completely fixed.

Filed Jan 24, 2021 · Engine, Fuel system · PR

Motor oil lik

Filed Feb 26, 2020 · Suspension · 67,000 miles · ID

Death wobble

Filed Jul 24, 2019 · Steering, Suspension · 5 miles · WI

When I am on the highway and I'm going at faster speed then on the city street there is a wobble and my truck feels as if it is going to flip over or something. Also when I am on the city streets and drive over and uneven pavement I get the same wobble or sometimes it feels as if my truck is being lifted off the ground.

Filed Jul 8, 2019 · Suspension · 50,000 miles · IL

In september of 2017 I purchased a certified pre-owned vehicle from autonation jeep dodge chrystler in katy texas. With this purchase there was written notice of it being certified with a complete inspection done. This inspection notes and certifies that the vehicle was safe, usable, and with no defects. This document specifically noted several items that are included in the suspension of the jeep. All noted as certified. After possession of the vehicle an event occurred where the jeep lost control, putting my life and family's life at risk as we were thrown into another lane of traffic. We had no understanding of what may have caused this issue as we understood that this jeep was certified, both written and orally. I then took the jeep to a jeep dealership to see what caused the jeep to lose control. The dealership then found that the shocks were not fastened properly because of modifications done by either autonation jeep dodge chrystler in katy texas or a 3rd party. None of this was disclosed in the written or oral certification of the vehicle. Dodge chrystler in katy texas denied liability and refused to acknowledge the false written and oral certification of the vehicle. My opinion is that the jeep is unsafe to drive and may never be safe to drive in the future. Autonation jeep dodge chrystler in katy texas should have been aware of these modifications and safety issues during their inspection of the vehicle. This inspection which was passed, shown written and told verbally puts my family at risk to profit on a vehicle purchase. In doing so we were falsely represented in this situation from the autonation jeep dodge chrystler in katy texas team.