Front tires cupped need help!!
#1
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Front tires cupped need help!!
So recently I noticed the inside of the front tires were starting to cup and now they have made the front end vibrate. What would cause this? I have done some research and many people say the shocks but I haven't found a thread on our obs f150's. Just for reference it is 4wd and has the quad shocks up front. Any help is greatly appreciated!!
#2
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is it a lifted truck?
#4
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It probably means your springs are sagging which causes the camber to go out of whack. I would take it to a shop and get an alignment profile.
#5
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That's probably what I'll have to do. I do know when you hit a bump it's like you drove over a 6" curb that's how hard it hits but I feel like it's always rode like that.
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The 2002 f150 has torsion bars that are adjustable for the front suspension. No coil springs.
If the front end has sagged, the torsion bars can be adjusted to bring back to proper height.
The cupping of the front tires is most likely due to some worn and loose suspension parts. Either have someone or check the front end yourself.
The shocks being old and worn out may also cause the tire cupping.
Whatever you do, an alignment will be necessary after the other work is completed.
If the front end has sagged, the torsion bars can be adjusted to bring back to proper height.
The cupping of the front tires is most likely due to some worn and loose suspension parts. Either have someone or check the front end yourself.
The shocks being old and worn out may also cause the tire cupping.
Whatever you do, an alignment will be necessary after the other work is completed.
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"Cornering like a car" that would explain why my 2013 Raptor with 28,000 miles are cupping badly. Took in for wheel alignment and they said it was fine. Maybe I should slow down in corners...
#10
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The 2002 f150 has torsion bars that are adjustable for the front suspension. No coil springs.
If the front end has sagged, the torsion bars can be adjusted to bring back to proper height.
The cupping of the front tires is most likely due to some worn and loose suspension parts. Either have someone or check the front end yourself.
The shocks being old and worn out may also cause the tire cupping.
Whatever you do, an alignment will be necessary after the other work is completed.
If the front end has sagged, the torsion bars can be adjusted to bring back to proper height.
The cupping of the front tires is most likely due to some worn and loose suspension parts. Either have someone or check the front end yourself.
The shocks being old and worn out may also cause the tire cupping.
Whatever you do, an alignment will be necessary after the other work is completed.
I've also heard this. I do drive it like I stole it LOL! But I'm not sure if that's what would do it. I'll have to checkout some reviews on these tires I have.