Jeep Wrangler problems reported in Ohio
903 of the 23,013 complaints filed about the Jeep Wrangler came from Ohio, most often about the steering.
Bigger states file more complaints simply for having more drivers. What is worth reading here is the mix — a part that fails in heat, cold or road salt shows up in some states long before others.
903
Complaints from Ohio
30
Crashes
24
Fires
2018
Worst model year
What failed
Steering
160
17.7%
Electrical System
115
12.7%
Transmission & Drivetrain
103
11.4%
Engine & Cooling
99
11.0%
Fuel & Propulsion
82
9.1%
Suspension
75
8.3%
Brakes
50
5.5%
Other & Unspecified
48
5.3%
Airbags
44
4.9%
Body & Structure
29
3.2%
Acceleration & Cruise Control
22
2.4%
Windows, Mirrors & Wipers
19
2.1%
By model year
1989 Wrangler
1
0.1%
1990 Wrangler
6
0.7%
1991 Wrangler
5
0.6%
1992 Wrangler
3
0.3%
1993 Wrangler
2
0.2%
1994 Wrangler
3
0.3%
1995 Wrangler
20
2.2%
1997 Wrangler
20
2.2%
1998 Wrangler
16
1.8%
1999 Wrangler
26
2.9%
2000 Wrangler
16
1.8%
2001 Wrangler
21
2.3%
2002 Wrangler
4
0.4%
2003 Wrangler
2
0.2%
2004 Wrangler
8
0.9%
2005 Wrangler
26
2.9%
2006 Wrangler
37
4.1%
2007 Wrangler
31
3.4%
2008 Wrangler
26
2.9%
2009 Wrangler
15
1.7%
2010 Wrangler
26
2.9%
2011 Wrangler
23
2.5%
2012 Wrangler
52
5.8%
2013 Wrangler
42
4.7%
2014 Wrangler
17
1.9%
2015 Wrangler
21
2.3%
2016 Wrangler
15
1.7%
2017 Wrangler
21
2.3%
2018 Wrangler
167
18.5%
2019 Wrangler
26
2.9%
2020 Wrangler
34
3.8%
2021 Wrangler
52
5.8%
2022 Wrangler
23
2.5%
2023 Wrangler
22
2.4%
2024 Wrangler
67
7.4%
2025 Wrangler
6
0.7%
2026 Wrangler
1
0.1%
Cities reporting most
Cincinnati
67
30.7%
Columbus
31
14.2%
Akron
19
8.7%
Westerville
13
6.0%
Springfield
13
6.0%
Cleveland
13
6.0%
Newark
12
5.5%
Toledo
11
5.0%
Mason
10
4.6%
Powell
10
4.6%
Dublin
10
4.6%
Dayton
9
4.1%