This has been answered a few times in the posts. No, it is a bone stock 392Do you have ANY mods? Lift, wheels, tires, tazer, etc? Anything which did not come factory on the Jeep?
Working at a tire shop in my much younger years, all tires have a natural "pull" to them that is not always noticed right away. Have you tried cross rotating the front tires to see if the pull remains or goes the other way? If it goes the other way, you may have a defective tire. Just my 2 cents.Ok so I took my 392 to the dealer. It was pulling HARD right. With a squeak in the rear right wheel. Rotational at very low speeds. It’s a 2022 with 1000 miles on it. They started by taking all my wheels off and checking brakes and shaving them to make sure the surface was clean. Was not that. they checked my alignment and the alignment specs are totally fine. Jeep still pulls hard right and has the squeak. They said they now have to call jeep tech support tomorrow morning as they can’t find the issue. I asked them if I should get ready to lawyer up to claim this jeep is a lemon. Any thoughts from you all? 85 k dollar fucking vehicle. With problems after ONE month
Do you have ANY mods? Lift, wheels, tires, tazer, etc? Anything which did not come factory on the Jeep?
But no, seriously. Do you have any mods or anything? Just want to make sure. Please confirm?This has been answered a few times in the posts. No, it is a bone stock 392
im worried hearing about all these issues on the 392....should i trade this thing in while I can?Maybe a bad wheel bearing. If they did indeed do all of what was described in the service paperwork, there is probably nothing wrong with the brakes. However they didn't try to bleed the brakes (in case there is air trapped in the lines).
If it didn't make the sound on the lift and only does it under vehicle load it's another reason to look at the bearings.
I'd give the other dealer a chance first.im worried hearing about all these issues on the 392....should i trade this thing in while I can?
i got a dealer willing to offer me 81k on a trade for a Cadillac cts 4 v blackwing. My loan balance is 86,200k . So a loss of 5,200kNot sure if you'll get a fair price if you trade it. Maybe try the open market or one of the auctions that someone here already suggested. You might be able to make a profit.
Just FYI - I asked the dealer for a quote on the trade-in value where my Jeep is in for warranty repair.
2022, non XR 392, 300 Miles, used for 9-10 days - He quoted me 8.5 K below what I had paid.
Add:
+~4K VA tax
+900 (Ceramic Coating)
+ 3 year extended warranty for a total of 6/60K coverage.
If I were to accept this trade in value for a TRX (which will be marked up by the dealer) I am already losing 15-16K . If i consider the 300 miles i drove it, that's ~$52 per mile + Gas.
I am probably going to keep it, abuse it, then push it down a cliff when it breaks again.