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Old 07-20-2016, 08:39 AM
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So what's ford gonna do for me?
Yes my ford came with Goodyears.
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Old 07-21-2016, 06:06 AM
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Ford will do probably nothing but I'd contact Goodyear. Tires also have a warranty.

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Old 07-21-2016, 10:05 AM
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Ford will do probably nothing but I'd contact Goodyear. Tires also have a warranty.
I got a brand new truck with brand new tires on it. After 30k kms they start to feather. If ford does nothing then I shouldn't be driving a ford. My first ford btw lol. Let's see what the dealer says. I'm also going to contact good year. Thank you
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I hope All Works out well for you. My guess is the fronts are feathering more than rear? Fords front suspension design for whatever reason eats up Goodyears. I had wranglers on my 1999 extended cab. Didn't get 20,000 on them before they started cupping/feathering.

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I got a brand new truck with brand new tires on it. After 30k kms they start to feather. If ford does nothing then I shouldn't be driving a ford. My first ford btw lol. Let's see what the dealer says. I'm also going to contact good year. Thank you
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I hope All Works out well for you. My guess is the fronts are feathering more than rear? Fords front suspension design for whatever reason eats up Goodyears. I had wranglers on my 1999 extended cab. Didn't get 20,000 on them before they started cupping/feathering.
Only front tires are feathering on the inside. Thanks
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OP My 2011 did the same thing. They replaced all the plugs and put a bandaid on the CAC. It helped but did not solve the problem. I finally was fed up at 77k and traded it in for a 2015 Tundra. I don't regret it one bit !!
Wow a 2011 ecoboost 2.7 you must be very special. And now you drive a Toyota yea right.
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Wow a 2011 ecoboost 2.7 you must be very special. And now you drive a Toyota yea right.
FYI get that frame treated on the Toyota
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I hope All Works out well for you. My guess is the fronts are feathering more than rear? Fords front suspension design for whatever reason eats up Goodyears. I had wranglers on my 1999 extended cab. Didn't get 20,000 on them before they started cupping/feathering.





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Wow a 2011 ecoboost 2.7 you must be very special. And now you drive a Toyota yea right.



Must be a Goodyear issue that's hard on tires
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OP My 2011 did the same thing. They replaced all the plugs and put a bandaid on the CAC. It helped but did not solve the problem. I finally was fed up at 77k and traded it in for a 2015 Tundra. I don't regret it one bit !!





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