While driving on the freeway at approximately 60-70 MPH I drove across a bridge transition point when out of the blue my truck began to wobble excessively to the point I had to merge to my right and slow down to under 40 MPH to get the wobble to stop. Cars behind could see I was in some sort of trouble and they would not pass me. Once the wobble stopped I proceeded to merge back onto the freeway and once again the wobble started as soon as I passed over the bridge transition. Again I applied my brakes and moved over to the right for my safety as well as others. The mileage on my truck at that time was 20,780 miles. I took the truck to my ford dealer and explained the situation to them. They inspected the truck and replaced the steering damper assembly. The problem did go away until august 19, 2019 with 34,052 miles when it happened again in the same location. I returned to the dealer again and they replaced the steering damper again. It resolved the issue for 1695 miles and it happened again several time at different locations on different freeways. This time replacing the damper did not work. They also told me I needed to have them install a caster/camber adjuster shim to resolve the problem. That also did not work. They have readjusted the camber and caster with worse results. They now tell me that I need to replace my tires which still have 6/32 of tread left on them. The truck has now been at the dealership for six weeks with no fix available. They put a set of tires and rims off of another new truck and said the problem went away. So what there telling me is I will have to replace my tires every 20,000 miles which be ridiculous. Ford has a big problem that they don't want to admit. I believe a dual steering stabilizer unit will fix this problem but they don't want to admit that would work. This needs to be a recall asap to save lives.
2015 Ford F-250 SD suspension complaints
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I recently purchased a 2015 f250 super duty. It was a clean title no accidents. Shortly after purchasing the truck I was driving between 43 -55 MPH on a county road when my steering wheel and in fact the entire truck started shaking so violently I was having trouble maintaining control. I managed to slow down quickly and it stopped. After several more occurrences all at the same speeds I took my truck to a specialty wheel and alignment shop and paid nearly 1,000 dollars to have this fixed. After new bushings, new tires, new shocks, new steering and new alignment it abated for 3 months. It is now back and as scary as ever. I had a 2004 f250 super duty and never had this kind of issue. I have now learned this is a known problem that ford will not acknowledge or even recall. I may have to sell this truck because of the danger to the rest of my family. There is also a class action law suit over this known and very dangerous problem. Please look into this before more money and more damage is caused. If you have not been in a truck that does this come to texas and take a ride with me. I promise it will scare you into action. This has been my problem since march. It is always on rougher roads or after hitting uneven pavement.
Truck start shaking violently at 60 miles per hour at random times on random days, also known as the death wobble
Hello, on highway going between 60-70 miles an hour, it goes into a death wobble that nearly threw truck off road. Very scary situation. Appears from reading online this had been an ongoing issue with ford f250 pickup trucks from reading online consumer complaints.
The steering on my 2015 ford f250 has a very serious wobble. It occurs at highway speeds (55-70 MPH), it is a very violent shaking that almost caused me to lose control of my truck. I have replaced the steering damper, shocks and steering arm ball joint. I am in the process of replacing all tie rod ends now as I am afraid to drive it over 50 MPH.
While going 70mph on highway I drove over an uneven paving seam on a slight left corner and truck went into a front end wobble causing me to have to pull over the side of the highway to get it to stop.
2015 ford f 250 has death wobble was driving 70mph the steering has a uncontrollable shaking and bouncing in the steering has to slow vehicle to 30 MPH to get shaking to stop and is very dangerous to do in heavy traffic
Started having death wobble last year at about 95000 miles. Put new tires on it, new rotors, trackbar, draglink, tie rods. I think it is a lot more controllable but it still bump steers in curves and the steering wheel shakes violently when hitting a bump but doesn't break into death wobble. I've just reported three vehicles that have this problem all in the last year.
Vehicle steering begins violent wobble at mid and highway speeds. This has progressively gotten worse and is normally initiated by expansion joint and road features. The wobble becomes uncontrollable and is a serious risk to the driver and adjacent vehicles.
My truck has gone into what they call a death wobble when driving at highway speeds going over a bridge expansion joints. This has happened a few times. Front end shakes violently causing me to drive off the highway on to the berm. I cut off the car next to my during one of these occurrences almost hitting his car. The latest occurrence was 6/17/19.
Tl* the contact owns a 2015 ford f-250. While driving approximately 60 MPH, the vehicle struck a bump in the road and shook violently without warning. The vehicle was taken to all star ford-kilgore (903‑984‑2006, located at 1615 us-259, longview, tx 75602) where it was diagnosed that the shocks and tires needed to be replaced. The tires and the shocks were replaced, but the failure recurred. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic who confirmed the dealer's diagnosis. The vehicle was not repaired and the failure recurred. The manufacturer was not notified. The failure mileage was approximately 105,000.
Whenever I hit a bump going 30 plus miles an hour the front end shakes violently in the steering wheel jumps out of my hand. I have changed the shocks balance the tires and inspected all the suspension components and I cannot find the problem.
Traveling at or above 60 MPH when hitting over pass or bridge expansions truck will start to violently shake and go into what is called death wobble. Noted this truck has only 37,000 miles but started doing this at around 29,000 miles . It is stock truck with stock tires . Been to two ford dealers and alignment place with no positive results in fixing this problem . Truck is now at 3rd dealer who says needs $650 repairs of bushings which ford says they won't cover because truck is out of warranty by 1000 miles. Even though truck was took to dealer for same problem before warranty was out . Thanks ford . When this death wobble occurs it is very dangerous and I will not let my wife drive this truck anymore. This has happens numerous times now please do something about ford not addressing this issue.
When I was going about 70 MPH hit a bump in the road it started shaking uncontrollably till I about stopped do scary my little girl started crying ...there needs to be a recall on something before someone gets killed.....
Death wobble - occurs at 55mph when wheel slightly turned to left, on curve or off ramp, after hitting rumble strip. Front end, left tire, violently shakes as if lug nuts are missing, continues until truck brought to a near stop. Tires were correctly inflated and balanced. Death wobble occurred four times in 3 months, twice at same location. Replaced all tires, balanced and properly inflated, front end alignment performed, replaced front shocks, replaced steering damper, axel shaft joints lubricated, all front end bolted components checked for wear, looseness, or damage. None issues visible. Total cost $2220. Internet search shows this problem known to ford going back 12 years. Not right. Several aftermarket fixes suggest replacement track bar. Look up ford death wobble f250.
Tl* the contact owns a 2015 ford f-250. While driving over 65 MPH across bumps in the road, the vehicle shook violently and vibrated. The contact indicated that the shaking and vibration would cease after the speed was reduced to less than 45 MPH. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic who was unable to determine the cause of the failure. The local dealer and manufacturer were not notified of the failure. The VIN was not available. The failure mileage was 80,000.
The truck has a wobble at 55 to 85 miles an hour. It has been in the shop 3 time and will f250 will shake so bad it hurt your insides. They have replaced traction control for and ball joint, drag bar and hardware, road forced balance the tires and still will shake your teeth out of your head
F250 death wobble my 2015 f250 pick-up truck is only three years old with 38,000 miles and it has the death wobble. When driving on the highway at 50 MPH or higher, pressing the brake and hitting a bump in the road causes the vehicle to go into an uncontrollable wobble. It is called the death wobble. It happens every time on the highway. Tires and brakes are brand new - sill happens.
While driving down the interstate under normal conditions, the truck unexpectedly starts what is called the "death wobble". The steering wheel and the truck starts to shake uncontrollably, and the only solution to fix the problem is come to a very slow speed or a dead stop. This is very unsafe, especially when it happens on a major interstate. There are a ton of complaints out there regarding this matter, and several videos out there regarding this matter. Ford needs to issue a recall on this matter, as it is extremely unsafe, and someone will be injured or die because of this. My truck is pampered, and only has 55k on it, so this isn't because of abuse.
Starts a bad wobble and shake with no warning at highway speed and feels like it is going to come off of the road. You have to slow to below 30mph for it to stop.
There is an issue with the truck losing steering when encountering bumpy roads or multiple potholes in a row whenever speed is above 30 MPH. At highway speeds I have literally lost control enough that I cross lanes, uncontrollably because I have encountered defects in the road surface. I have traveled across the same road surface in other vehicles at similar speeds and have no noticable effects. The 2015 f250 sd has the same loss in control every time.
I have experienced an extreme shimming (death wobble) numerous times while driving at speed on the freeway. After going over a bridge expansion joint or just a rough spot in the highway, my truck starts shimming so violently that I have to brake hard to slow the truck until it stops. This happened to me twice yesterday (7/14/17). The first time it happened I almost caused an accident behind me when I applied the brakes. The second time I was in the slow lane and was able to get on the shoulder to decelerate. This was the first time my wife was with me when this happened and she said if she was driving she would have lost control of the truck. I understand from speaking with other ford f-250 4x4 owners that this is a common issue. Is anything being done to remedy this issue. I did not see any recall for this on your site or on ford's site. I have an appointment at the local ford dealer, next wednesday to have them check the front suspension for any defects but I wanted to add my name to what I am sure is a long list of people with the same complaint. Does somebody have to die because of this issue before it is addressed?
I have had this truck for less than a month. Two time, when hitting a rough spot in the pavement, the front end of the truck began to shake violently from side-to-side, and the steering wheel also turns violently from side-to-side like it is going to rip your hands off. Shaking does not end until you decelerate significantly. The first time was at about 45 MPH in the city on a decent street. The second time was last night and I was going about 70 MPH on a highway. In both cases, it didn't take a significant bump to cause the violent shudder or shaking. Many, many other people have been reporting this issue for years. One suggestion is that it is a problem with the steering damper shock.
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