I drive a Jeep Grand Cherokee with 68,000 miles and just had the brakes fixed again for the 6th time. My dealer keeps telling me the parts are inferior and I can expect to replace the brakes after 6-7000 miles. I feel this is excessive and Jeep should be able to develope a material that will help the brakes last longer. Other makes of cars never have the problem that Jeep does. I also feel this could be very dangerous since not every one can afford to replace the brakes every 7,000 miles. I can see by the internet that there are thousands of complaints, can't you do something before this is a fire, property damage or crash?

- Minot, ND, USA

I own a 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee that experiances brake rotor wrapping about every 10 to 15K miles. This is a well documented problem, and there should be a recall placed on this component due to the sensitive nature of its effective operation.

- Chandler, AZ, USA

Water pump rear wheel bearings.

- Middle River, MD, USA

I have had to have the dealer replace/machine the front rotors every 8 - 10,000 miles since I purchased the the vehicle new in September, 1999.

- Oklahoma City, OK, USA

Consumer states of having problems with the rotors on the vehicle. Dealer has been notified.

- Wadsorth, OH, USA

While picking up vehicle at dealership from brake service and upon leaving parking lot at about 20 mph, vehicle stalled. Consumer returned to dealership, and mechanic stated transmission had to be rebuilt. *akconsumers main complaint is about the brake/rotors which have been ground and replaced 3 times in less than three years.

- Iowa City, IA, USA

I am on my 3rd set of brake rotors. I am anticipating another failure with this same part.

- Mcfarland, WI, USA

About every three to four thousand miles the front brake rotors warp, which cause the steering wheel to shake in your hands

- Sunrise, FL, USA

Front rotors become and stay warped after long (greater than 2 hr) trips. This has happened 3 times and each time the vehicle becomes unstable when brakes are applied and subsequently until the rotors pads and calipers are replaced. This is a real safety issue!!!

- Perry Hall, MD, USA

Front brake rotors a continuing problem. Rotors turned at 6000 mi. Per manufacturer. Rotors replaced at 15K and 25K mi. Problem again at 30K mi.

- Manassas, VA, USA

Since buying the veh, loud differential whine at 45+ mph; front rotors needed to be replaced (warped) at 7500 miles; rear flipper glass leaks; loud grinding noise when pulling away from curb (transfer case fluid replaced after lurching when making tight

- Portland, OR, USA