I believe our truck should be part of most of the recalls listed fo ram trucks. Our tires are wearing on the outside, they won't fix. The transmission was replaced at twenty some thousands miles, and my wife being the primary driver said that when you come to a complete stop the truck sometimes jumps forward. The rear differential seal was replaced. I'm afraid that we might lose our wheels on the road. There is also a chemical smell coming from the engine that everyone can smell but the dealer. Currently working with chrysler and been driving a rental for almost a month.
2014 Ram 1500 wheels complaints
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Front rotors warped at 39,000.front wheel bearings changed at 44,000.
Tl* the contact owns a 2014 ram 1500. While driving various speeds, the wheels began to wobble and the vehicle began to sway on the road. The contact stated that the vehicle was not able to be driven following the failure. The traction bar fractured. The vehicle was not diagnosed nor repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failures. The approximate failure mileage was 47,000.
I purchased a 2014 dodge ram 1500 and it has approximately 22000 miles I've had 3 flat tires within the last 6 months all four tires have little tread left and wondering if there is any other complaints or recalls on these tires the goodyear wranglers sra.
2014 ram 1500 driving at 48 MPH, tire has a catastrophic blowout. The tire blew from one side to the other in a straight line. Good thing this was on a two lane road and not on a interstate at 75 to 8o MPH here in texas is allowed. If this happened on a interstate I would not be here to write this. Now I have check with my tire dealer, he said this is not the first one he has seen. He sent this tire to goodyear.then I googled this and more showed up.I think goodyear should recall these wrangler p275/60 r20 sa and any other that this has happen to. Maybe ram should go to some other tire for their reputation. I hope no one has been killed because of this tire failure. Picture included.
While driving the vehicle home from, after hitting the speed limit of 65, the vehicle started to shimmy, side to side, and continued at a higher speed. I called the dealer, and returned the truck to have it serviced, but it did not help. I was told it was flat spots on the tires, and to give it some time. After almost 4000 miles, and 4 visits back for service, I was told there was nothing they could do. All the trucks ride the same. After further investigation, I found out through various forums, that a lot of people are having the same problem, and if the tires are changed out, the problem will go away. The dealer refused to change out the tires. The tires in question are goodyear wrangler sr-a, size p275/60r20.
I was driving along on route 220 near lock haven pa in which they are doing construction there is uneven payment pot holes etc I was doing 45 MPH at the time due to construction zone when I hit a pot hole I heard a loud pop noise so I immediately pulled over looked at my truck didn't see anything so I continued driving apon arriving at my home ten mile up the road I noticed steering was funny once in my driveway I looked over my truck again to my surprise I found a crack on the knuckle at the upper ball joint the knuckle had cracked right at the upper ball joint on the casting seam I called dealership and they said they haven't heard of such a thing after hrs of arguing with them to fix it I had it towed to the dealership where they had the truck for a week and told me it wasn't covered under warranty keep in mind I only had the truck for 2-3 months and it should of been covered I know dodge has had issues in the past with suspension problems and I find it a great concern as this could of caused a serious crash very disappointed with dodge at this point I'd rather not even keep the truck as I feel it's not very safe
I bought a new dodge 2014 1500 and looked under my truck for the first time and discovered it came with a used 17 inch spare tire I think it is very unsafe to replace a new 20 inch tire with a used 17 inch ...updated 05/14/15
2014 dodge ram 1500 factory goodyear tires blow out during interstate driving in hershey pa model oem goodyear wrangler 275/60r20 I was getting into I-83 at speed of 45mph when I heard a sound. And just down the road in I-83 when I was at speed of 60mph the tire sensor came up showing psi 70mph) when the tire blow out took place it would have caused a major road accident. After it was taken for repair it showed a lateral blow out of the tire.
This post is related to the federal safety agency id #10585728. I also have the same issue. I have 20 inch wheels/tires but the spare is 17 inches. I called the dealer where I bought this truck and they said that is the way they come from the manufacturing plant. I was told that the 17 inch wheel was the same height as the 20 inch wheel so it was ok. I was also told that they do not advise people to drive more than 50 miles on the 17 inch spare.
I recently purchased a 2014 dodge ram 1500 4x4 truck that came equipped from the factory with 20 inch wheels. I have discovered that the spare is a factory 17 inch full sized wheel. I was advised by my local tire dealer that it would be highly dangerous to travel any distance with the a spare that differentiated that much in diameter and could infact cause damage to the vehicle which probably would not be covered by the factory warranty. When I inquired at the ram national customer center I basically got the run around. They did however give me a case number [xxx] their phone number is 866‑726‑4636. I believe this could cause a situation that could result in injury to an unsuspecting purchaser that was not aware of the wheel size difference and drove unkowiningly a great distance with the spare provided by the factory. Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6)
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