Brake Disc Rotor Problems of Chrysler 300M

The brakes and rotors continued to wear prematurely. The dealer stated that the rotors were warped. The rotors were warping due to harsh composition of the brake pad. The front pads and rotors were replaced. The rotors were out of round. There was pulsation when the vehicle was driven at 60 mph, therefore the front pads and rotors were replaced again, the rotors were out of round again. On another occasion, the consumer felt as is he were going to get thrown from the vehicle due to the pulsation. The pads and rotors were changed on four different occasions.

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Front brake rotor warped.

Vehicle was taken to the dealer for a routine check up, and mechanic determined that the rotors needed to be replaced due to worn out parts, and replaced them. However, a few months later vehicle was taken back to the dealer for a routine check up and was informed that the rotors needed to be replaced again.

When having routine service performed on the vehicle at 22,000 miles, I was advised that the rotors on the front brakes were warped and required replacement. I was also advised that this was not covered by the "bumper-to-bumper" 36,000 mile warranty. Rather, the warranty period for brake rotors is 12,000 miles. I paid for the replacement but note that I had a similar problem on a 1999 Jeep grand cherokee at well over 12,000 miles and the rotors were replaced under warranty. It appears that Chrysler knows that it has a problem with premature wear on disc brake rotors, but has chosen to address it by limiting the warranty rather than fixing the problem.

Brake pedal had fluttering feeling like rotors were warped. Took car to dealer where I purchased it because I could not believe it could be the rotors at such a low mileage on the vehicle. Both front disc brake rotors were warped and required refacing at very low mileage (15k). Disc pads are almost like new. I've owned several other vehicles w/disc brakes and never had this problem at such a low mileage. Suspect defective or extremely poor quality rotors. Nlm.

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Brake rotors malfunctioned, needed to changed, and caused extended stopping distance which may result in a crash. Chrysler has had major problems with brake rotors with different model of vehicles. The bad brake rotors also caused front wheels to shimmy.

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The vehicle's front rotors were warped.