2006 Ford F-250 SD problems

Filed Dec 8, 2017 · Suspension · NC

Front end vibration while driving around 60mph which turns into a real bad shimmy sometimes. Steering wheel shakes violently. Have received a couple of notices from ford motor co. That tell me they are aware and to just slow down when it happens. This has happened several times since I had the truck since 2011. No specific dates.

Filed Jun 26, 2017 · NC

Cpsc: the right front tire developed a terrible bounce atspeeds less than 30 MPH. I returned the truck to rick's tires and he contacted freeservice tires. *bf the consumer was advised the belts separated on the left. The tire was replaced. The right rear tire exploded while towing a boat. The tired had a large hole and part of the tread separated from the inner tire. This caused damage to the right pick up bed outer wall and bracing supports. Updated 06/28/2017

Filed May 22, 2017 · Fuel system · 188,000 miles · MO

Fuel tank straps failed due to corrosion and fuel tank fell to ground while in motion on a highway

Filed Apr 15, 2017 · Brakes · 85,000 miles · WI · crash

Emergency brakes do not hold. Have had them checked for adjustment several times. Is a major problem with a manual transmission as it has no park pins. Although my insurance covered it, it actually rolled into another building on my property. I have to us a wood block against the wheel to stop it from rolling on all but the slightest incline. There have been several occurrences when this has happened.

Filed Jul 20, 2016 · Suspension · 120,155 miles · PA

While driving and going over a bump between 60 and 70 MPH on the highway, the trucks front end starts to violently shake causing the truck to lose control. Note only driving posted speed limit. This has happened on three (3) occasions mostly recently 7/17/16 and 7/19/16 while traveling s/b on interstate 95 and traveling n/b on interstate 95. The defect causes you to drive at reduced speeds on the highway. Have done research and it is a common problem with ford truck with straight front axles. Ford is aware of the problem.

Filed Jul 14, 2016 · Tires · 22,000 miles · FL

I have bf goodrich rugged trail t/a 275 70 r18 tires on my 2006 ford f250 which were purchased 25 months ago and have 22000 miles on them. While towing my travel trailer I experienced a slight vibration while driving. I immediately pulled over and checked the vehicle and camper for ny visible signs of a problem. Everything a appeared to be in good working order so I continued on driving slower. After about 10 miles the tire completely blew up damaging my vehicle and sending the tread of the tire across the other lanes traffic which almost caused a major vehicular accident. I thought it was bad luck. I changed the tire and continued down the road. After approximately another 200 miles I started getting the same vibration from the rear drivers side tire. Fearing another blow out and having no spare tire I pulled over and spent the night in a campground. The next morning I went out to get tires and upon the tire personal inspecting the tire they said that it had a air bubble under the tread and that it too would have more than likely blown out on me. I didn't think that this was coincidence anymore. So upon getting home I called bf goodrich and made a complaint. Then I researched the tires and saw that a bunch of them were recalled. Just that mine was not within the the manufacture's date code with in a few weeks. I feel that if I hadn't had that camper behind me that I probably could have lost control of my truck with possible catastrophic consequences.

Filed Jun 16, 2016 · Engine · 155,000 miles · AL

Heads went bad now I have to replace the heads and new head studs because the old head studs stretched and the heads warped , also had to do an egr delete . I was told it was built proofing and it has to be done to all 6.0 ltrs.

Filed May 5, 2016 · 5,000 miles · KY

Like toyota cars, if "winter-styled, rubber floor mat on drivers side becomes unhooked & slides forward, it can lodge the accelerator down causing a high speed. It has happened to me several times, almost causing me to loose control. These are ford factory installed mats I paid extra for at time vehicle was purchased new. Occurs when I accelerated hard, such as to pass another car or enter/merge onto an interstate. Had to put car in neutral and pull mat back. Has happened several times since vehicle was purchased.

Filed Oct 12, 2015 · Wheels · 120,498 miles · CA

My factory 20" wheel cracked on me and after a google search seems to be a normal problem

Filed Jul 9, 2015 · Brakes · 60,000 miles · WV

In late 2011, while driving my truck down highway 90 east in pascagoula, ms, the truck began slow down and pull dramatically to the right after applying the brakes. I managed to wrestle with the steering wheel and, in combination with the slowing speed, brought the truck safely to a stop in a walmart parking lot in about 1 mile. I inspected the truck and the front right rotor was smoking and glowing red hot. Apparently the brake caliper had seized after application. I went inside walmart to kill time and let the brakes cool off, hoping that when cooled, the caliper would release and the truck would be drivable. After approximately 1-1/2 hours, I returned to the truck and noted that the wheel was not smoking, but was still radiating heat. I began to drive the truck and it drove without any noticeable issues until I applied the brakes again to stop at a traffic light. After releasing the brake, the truck was now pulling to the left. Expecting a similar issue, I decided to drive directly to the ford dealership in pascagoula. However, upon needing to apply the brakes again, they did not work at all. I had to use the parking brake to bring the truck to a stop as the regular brakes had completely failed. I continued to experience similar brake issues (pulling and heating from seized calipers) and in june 2015 had a similar experience to the one in 2011. Looking at blogs and complaint sites, ford's super duty series of trucks, as well as f-150s, are known to have brake issues. This is a serious problem that ford needs to be held accountable to fix. Please help. I'm tired of shelling out $2,000+ when all I should have to do is replace the brake pads due to normal wear and tear. Due to the sudden and severe "pull" and subsequent loss of stopping ability, this has the potential to be a very serious safety problem.