Tl* the contact owns a 1995 ford f-150 equipped with good year tracker 2 tires, size: 31x10.50r15lt. The contact was driving approximately 45 MPH when the vehicle began pulling to the right. The contact stopped the vehicle to check the front wheels and discovered that the right passenger's side tire was deflated and a hole was in the sidewall of the tire. The contact experienced a second failure when while driving approximately 4 MPH when a loud bang was present. When checking the rear passenger's side tire, the contact discovered that the tire was deflated and a hole was in the side wall of the tire. The manufacturer was informed of the defect but no solution was offered. The contact notified the dealer of the defect. The failure mileage was132, 990. ..updated 02-28-14 *bf updated 03/13/2014
1995 Ford F-150: pulls to one side
22 of the 626 complaints about the 1995 Ford F-150 describe pulls to one side.
- owner complaints
- 22
- of this car's complaints
- 4%
- recalls
- 0
Pulls to one side by model year
What owners say
Bought a used ford f-150 equipped with wilderness at's. Steering pulled to the right. On 7-13-00, took it to have the front end alligned. Was told the truck would never drive right with those tires. A month later firestone recalls but not the tires I have. Now firestone is replacing recalls with the same bad tires that I am stuck with.( dot number: w2hlipy347 tire size: 23575r15 )
Front wheel hub fell 0ff, causing vehicle to go to the right. This may cause the driver to lose control of vehicle. Please provide further information. *ak front left lockout would not engage causing truck to pull to the right. Both lockouts are defective.
At less thn 1500miles the coumputor had to be replaced due to the idle being so rough. The replacing of the computor did not solve the problem and the truck idles so rough that at times it will cut off at a stoplight or set there and just shake. The dealer said it was a normal problem and they could not fix it. That was problem #1. The second problem was the brakes started shuddering before I had 10,000 miles on the vehicle. The dealer turned the brakes and took off the front hubs and turned the rotors and replaced the front brake shoes. This problem was fixed. The major problem with the vehicle has been the automatic front locking hubs. In making moderate turns to the left or right the front hubs will sometimes engage by themselves causing the vehilce to pull to the left or right with no notice. Also the front locking hubs will at times not engage when put in 4 wheel drive , this has caused several dangerous situations when the 4-wheel function was extremely necessary. One example was going up a snow covered road ,pulling a trailer with a motorcycle on it. The automatic hubs just on their on disengaged causing the vehicle to stop it's forward progress and to start slipping down the hill with the brakes all locked. What is bad is that I have contacted armstong ford and they said they have never had a problem with automatic hubs. This is a total lie. The car part dealers around this area have told me that one of their fastest moving replacement parts is kits to convert from automatic locking hubs to manual. Ford has known of the problem of the 1995 and 1996 ford 4-wheel drive vehicles but has not acknowleded the problem. My truck was taken to the dealer for repair of the 4-wheel autmatic hubs while under warranty and they said they were fine. This was when the vehicle had about 28,000 miles. The vehicle has now only got 32,000 miles on it but I am going to try to change out the autmatic hubs to manual. I am pissed!!!!
Vehicle has ABS brakes. Vehicle pulls left to right when brakes are applied. Causing vehicle to enter another lane. Dealers are unable to correct problem. *ak dealer will correct problem if consumer pays for repairs.
While driving at various speeds & started applying brakes, vehicle would pull to left; had to replace rotors/calipers & pads due to brakes being worn out unevenly. Towed, cams had to be replaced also.
Vehicle pulls to left when driving and braking.
On dry pavement the vehicle pulls to the left when the ABS brakes are applied. Please give more information.
When ABS brakes are applied at times the vehicle pulls to the right or left. Made a right turn , touched the brake pedal lightly and the vehicle went out of control.*ak consumer states the problem was with the rear drums being out of round, front brakes were replaced at 3500 miles.
During vehicle operation when the ABS brakes are applied, serious shaking and pulling to the right is experienced. The front rotors and calipers have been replaced 3 times.
When applying the ABS brakes the truck pulls to the right and the driver wouldn't shut right. Please describe .
Brakes noisy, also front brakes pull left/rear brakes occasionally lock up.
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Questions about the 1995 Ford F-150 pulling
Is pulls to one side a common problem on the 1995 Ford F-150?
22 of 626 owner complaints about the 1995 Ford F-150 (4%) mention pulls to one side. The model year with the most reports is 1995.
Is there a recall or service bulletin for this on the 1995 Ford F-150?
There are 0 recalls and 1 service bulletin for the same area of the car. Check them below with your VIN.
Other symptoms on the 1995 Ford F-150
Fire or smoke 96ABS 67Adaptive cruise 48Brake failure 24No deployment 22Tire blowout 19Fuel leak 15Grinding brakes 10Fuel pump 8Oil consumption 8Power steering loss 7Transmission failure 6Ball joint 5Spongy pedal 5
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