jkeaton

Can only guess at this point. You will have to pull the wheel off and inspect it.

With the clutch in or out?

Very nice!

Why? Impersonating a cop?

6 of one, half dozen of the other. Your paying the dealer a premium for dealer supplied parts and accessories. I tend to spend my money wisely.

Nope. I'm running LED's with no problems.

My kuhmo's lasted 45000 miles. Certainly not shitty to me.

Got mine off eBay. Also the dodge website has accessories, car id, auto anything, Amazon, etc. Search the Internet.

Unfortunately the car is with you. All we can do is guess. You have to inspect it yourself. Post some pictures and tell us what you find then we can maybe help.

My Mustang has the Mach 1000 sound system in it. You talk about some bass.

At any rate, pull the wheels off and inspect.

Could be anything from the brakes dragging to bad CV joints. time to pull off the front wheels (and back) and inspect everything.

Glad you had a positive dealership experience and thank you for reporting back. Don't wait a year for your next post....

Not sure but welcome to the forum. I'm confident someone will be along shortly to provide some insight.

You have stated this many times. We know.

I deleted the duplicate post. Thanks for reporting it.

Never trust Walmart to work on my car is what I do.

Please add specifics of your vehicle. Engine, transmission, mileage, etc. I'm not sure I follow your choice of wording but if they say the transmission is damaged and requires replacement, there is not much we can do for you.

Guess we will never know.

If you don't have an owners manual, you can download one here. http://www.dodgejourneyforum.com/topic/7566-get-your-owners-manuals-here/

That's about the best tip you can get right there. Moved thread to the correct section.

Yes, a normal OBD2 code reader can read OBD2 codes.

Not that I am aware of. It would have to be a pretty flat sub. and depending on if you have third row seating, a pretty small one. Also, you only need to ask the question once. Posting the same question in multiple threads will lead to confusion.

Welcome.

Don't know if she's talking about wheel studs or wheel spokes. At any rate, it is not a common issue and it had to have hit an object (curb, pothole, etc) pretty severely to break either one of those things. Need more info besides "this car has given us nothing but issues".