There is an uncontrollable shaking at 60 miles an hour or higher, after investigation it seems that there are hundreds of cases, the shaking has been called " the death wobble" dealerships don't seem to know whats going on and ford not giving any good solutions. this cant be seen with pictures there is hundreds of videos in youtube about this issue.
Tl* the contact owns 2016 ford f-350 equipped with wild trail tires (na), tire line: commercial lt, tire size: 275/70/r18, and the dot number: kafk d25a. the contact stated that the tire was produced with the wrong ply range 7 instead of 10. the contact felt that the traction did not met specifications, given the rating was traction a. the vehicle was hard to stop if it must brake at speeds of 30 mph or higher. the tread wear was worn down quickly even though it was rated a. the vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. it was unknown if the manufacturer was contacted. the tire failure mileage was 64,000 and the vehicle failure mileage was unknown.
tl* the contact owns a 2016 ford f-350. while traveling 55 mph, the steering wheel began to vibrate. initially, the contact thought there was a flat tire. after pulling the vehicle over to the shoulder of the highway, the contact observed the vehicle and did not see a flat tire. the contact proceeded to drive on the interstate at 50 mph and the vibration recurred for 40 seconds. there were no warning indicators illuminated. it was unknown if the dealer or manufacturer were contacted. the failure mileage was 27,000.
The brake dust from the stock oem brakes bites into the rims of the stock wheels and cant get it polished out , even the dealer in labelle ford fl agrees but ford will not warrant these under my 12000 mile bumper to bumper . they declined because i dont wash it often enough (i wash it weekly , did i ever get a washing schedule from them?) two weeks ago i met a young man with a new f250 and had the exact same wheels and and guess what, he had the exact same problem. he stated that he washes his truck almost daily.