A pulsation may be felt in the brake pedal or steering wheel on brake application. This is commonly caused by warped brake rotors. The front rotors are commonly at fault but the rears should be checked also. Warped rotors will need to be re-machined or replaced to correct this concern.

Some Dodge Journey owners report experiencing rapid rear tire wear and shaking at highway speeds, which may stem from various underlying issues. These problems can include bad wheel alignment, improper tire inflation, worn steering and suspension components, faulty wheel bearings, or bent rims. Additionally, unbalanced wheels are often cited as a leading cause of vibration, particularly when the steering wheel exhibits wobbling. Uneven tire wear, especially if it occurs on one side, may indicate alignment or camber issues. Owners are advised to have the entire rear suspension thoroughly inspected for worn or failed components to effectively address these concerns. If shaking persists despite replacing trailing arms and aligning the wheels, further investigation into the suspension system and wheel balance is recommended. Consulting a qualified mechanic or dealership for a comprehensive diagnosis is crucial to ensure the vehicle's safety and performance.