general problems of the 2006 Ford F-150

Tire is dry rotting at the sidewall all around. 32 x 12. 5.

My factory tires, bf goodrich long trail t/a, on my Ford F-150 king ranch bought new in 2006 lasted only 21,428 miles. They gave me a lousy $236. And it cost me $708. To replace all 4. Now, 18,270 miles later there are less the 4/32 left on the tread. On a recent oil change, a dealer would not rotate my tires because of the ware. Now I am being told - sorry no warranty left! - I am livid! can anything be done?.

Hankook dynapro as p255/65sr17 separated at approx. 10,000 miles. Potential for accident since it was a steering tire. Purchased at pepboys store # 661 tucson, az.

The contact owns a 2006 Ford F-150. The vehicle has continental contitrac tr owl tires, size 255/70r17 (na). "the age of tires", a program the contact saw on the news, made him inspect his tires. He noticed that the tire's weeks and year were missing from all four tires. Nhtsa campaign id number 05t022000 (tires:tread/belt) was referenced. The VIN was unknown. The current and failure mileages were 16,500.

I have a 2006 f150 crew cab 4x4 pickup with general ameritrac tr tires and 19,000 miles on them and the tires are shot . These tire came on the truck brand new when I purchase the truck from bev smith Ford and the tires really suck im a very pissed off customer over these tires I shouldn't have to buy tires I think Ford should replace them for free if they or you refuse to replace for free direct action will be taken!!!!!!!!!.

I purchased a new 2006 Ford f150 from a local Ford dealer in huntsville, TX. After picking up the vehicle while driving home it was very an apparent there was a problem with the tires, the vehicle had an extreme vibration. I returned to the dealer, reported the problem and requested them to address it, their service department employee explained that the truck had set on the car lot for some time and the tires get flat spots and this is the problem, she told me to drive the vehicle and the problem would go away. This vehicle was just driven over 160 miles (from austin, texas to huntsville, texas, as it was a dealer swap, in order to get a vehicle with the specs I had requested), before I took possession of the vehicle. I had driven the vehicle over 100 miles before returning to the dealer to request this problem be corrected, after talking to their service person, I put more miles on the vehicle, the vibration still exist, went back to the huntsville Ford dealer service dept, again requested the rotate and balance the tires, left the vehicle for repairs, my ride home was not much better, still a vibration, late took the vehicle back to the dealer, they told me to drive it and it will get better, so I drove it 34. 000 miles, no change in the vibration, he only change was a very uneven ware in the tires. Went back to the dealer where they came up with all kinds of reasons why they are not liable. I still have these tires in the shed behind my home, removed and replaced them with bf goodrich tires; this resolved the problem of vibration. Now I would like a new set of tires to replace these defective contintial tires and have someone look into the Ford dealers unsafe practice.

The contact owns a 2006 Ford F-150. The vehicle has hankook dynapro as tires, size p235/75r17. In July of 2007, the contact noticed that one of his tires was flat. Ford stated that his negligence caused the flat tire. The tire failure mileage was 3,000. The current vehicle mileage was 3,200 and failure mileage was 3,000. Updated 02-01-08.

Had a general ameri-tech go flat (613 miles on it) could find no holes or leak except from tire/rim seal. Ford dealer claimed it had a nail hole in side wall and I had to pay for a new tire myself. Again I attempted to air tire back up but it was leaking from tire at rim.