Well, if it is in the middle, that would pretty much rule out the alignment.
Either the tires are bouncing due to weak struts or tire balance. Often once they start, they will just continue wearing that way.

 

wife has one

 

Ours is almost 3 yrs old, but only has just under 19K miles on it. Had to have the driver's side front strut replaced. It was leaking too.


ykkrs, what year and color is your wife's? Ours is a 09 and the same color as My Ram.

 

The Wife drives one has anyone had trouble finding parts, it looks like you have to go to the dealer to get most parts.

 

Depends on what type of parts you are talking about. They have been around since 07 so there should be aftermarket stuff I would think. Ours is under warranty, so I honestly haven't looked up anything for it. Did have a front strut replaced a couple months ago under warranty because it was leaking.


Edit, I just checked Autozone website and they do not list a strut. You would think after4 years, there would be more replacement parts available.

 

Still here! Mostly lurk. Often

 

That's good. It means you haven't had too many problems

 

This forum has already saved me thousands! If I didn't lurk and read, I would have been sooooooooo taken! Whew! Many Thanks to all of you!

2007 Dodge Caliber SXT 2.0 83K
Bought a year ago...

 

Thanks for stopping by.

 

My Wife has a 08 FWD with 87K on it & I just had to put both inter tie rod ends,both struts were leaking & a rear wheel bearing. I should have replaced both rear wheel bearing but I got the only one that I could find from the dealers near me. It just seems like everything went at once & with only 87K miles on it O ya I had to put a alternator on also. I got the rebuilt one from AutoZone at least it has a life time on it. This is our first Dodge Car & I am not that happy with it, I am use to having a Ford & not doing that much to them at least until it has over a 100K miles on it. If I have to do to much more on it I will go back to a Ford. I got a 03 Ram because I loved how it looked like a 1948 Ford, but it has over 200K miles on it & I have not had to do almost any thing to it but change the oil. So I don't think it is because it is a Dodge I just think that they took the easy way out on the Caliber & farmed out the parts to the cheapest vender's they could get. And there was no venders in the USA that could compete with the over seas price. I just hope this country comes to its self & starts making things right here in the Good Old USA