Truck started to gradually pull to the right when driving, after a couple of weeks took truck for alignment and was told that upper and lower ball joints on right side front knuckle needed replacing. Took car to ford dealer and ball joints were replaced under warranty. Right front tire got worn on right edge and dealer said that the tire was not the responsibility of ford eventhough the failure of the ball joints caused the tire to wear out unevenly.
2006 Ford F-350 SD suspension complaints
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I have a 2006 ford f-350 4x4. I am having some serious issues with the front end of my truck shaking very badly every time I go over a highway bridge with uneven pavement, uneven pavement, dips or shallow holes on highways. Going over railroad tracks on highway routes with speed limits of 55 MPH, I have to slow to at least 30 MPH because my front wheels start shaking so bad I cannot control the truck. My truck is used strictly for onroad driving and kept in excellent condition and serviced on a regular basis. I feel that my day to day driving have not contributed to this condition and feel it could be some sort of a defect in my 2006 f-350. This has been occurring on a regular basic since my purchase of the truck 13 months ago. I have had the tires rotated a number of time and was recently told that my tire rods need to be replaces. A ford service agent told me it was no reason why my tire rods would go bad so quick for normal highway driving.
New 2006 ford 3500 super duty has had a vibration since I bought it and it is more of a buck and jerk when in tow/haul mode with trailer.
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