I tagged this hardly worth mentioning, and it is, except it reflects the general quality of dodge. Rather than redesign a working center cap, they recommended dealers epoxy these in place. This means with every tire change, most rotations of tires, etc. you have to redo the epoxy job to hold the center caps in place on the 20" wheels they arrogantly charge thousands of dollars for. Typical crappy dodge quality. Glad they are bankrupt. Wish they would actually just go away. $30,000 truck and fell apart over 7 years, starting from DAY 1. I have a stack of repair receipts 6 inches thick. Many were covered under warranty but what a hassle - no more Dodge/Chrysler/Plymouth for me and I have little faith in ANY American vehicles.
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I tagged this hardly worth mentioning, and it is, except it reflects the general quality of dodge. Rather than redesign a working center cap, they recommended dealers epoxy these in place. This means with every tire change, most rotations of tires, etc. you have to redo the epoxy job to hold the center caps in place on the 20" wheels they arrogantly charge thousands of dollars for. Typical crappy dodge quality. Glad they are bankrupt. Wish they would actually just go away. $30,000 truck and fell apart over 7 years, starting from DAY 1. I have a stack of repair receipts 6 inches thick. Many were covered under warranty but what a hassle - no more Dodge/Chrysler/Plymouth for me and I have little faith in ANY American vehicles.
- nomoredodge, Carmichael, CA, US