poor ride and poor fuel economy

i would start with a complete check of front and rear end suspension for anything loose, worn or bent. front and rear alignment should also be checked for all angles. the tires should also be examined for wear. all these factors too will effect fuel mileage. the hemi has a history of low fuel mileage but driving habits has a great effect on this as well. make sure your air filter, plugs and fuel filter are up to date as well. i would start at these point first before looking deeper. Roy

Not sure about the steering problems, I haven't had that issue... As to the mileage, ME TOO then I was advised that with the Hemi you need to keep the RPMs between 1.5 & 2 for best results, I have noticed that do that has increased my fuel economy but its still not very good, 18 at best (on highway)