CarComplaints.com Notes: We aren't rating the 2015 F-150 as "bad" yet, but there is an early trend of complaints about the transmission shifting roughly.
After taking vehicle for transfer case and no work being done, as evidence by computer records at separate Ford service department, the front suspension or a-arms started screeching on acceleration and braking. And the steering doesn't feel right and the turn radius and alignment are off since they messed up whatever they did.
It now sounds like a 1999 F150 with 200k miles that has a-arm bushing issues.
I bought this truck brand new 2015 F150, I have had it 6 months and it sounds like the rear end of my truck is going to fall off. Its a loud screeching noise every time I hit a bump.
I have had it in for service, the 1st time they had it for a week (couldn't find the problem) after disassembling my truck bed. So they had to call the Ford Engineer guy down to look at it. A few days later when he arrived, he claimed it was suspension, so they took truck back in.
Well they ended up replacing the bed. They said the noise was gone. When I got in it to leave, the noise was still there.....talk about furious! They claimed they have had everyone look at it they don't know what is wrong but they won't give me a new truck. What they need to do is crush this dang thing and call it a loss. By the time they keep disassembling it (twice already) I feel like its a used truck now.
With kind of money I've spent on this, the inconvenience they've caused me, this is ridiculous. They say there hasn't been any claims on this worldwide. I'm certainly not going to be their guinea pig either. Is this a lemon? I don't know what to do at this point.
- very unsatisfied ,
Oklahoma City, OK, US
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After taking vehicle for transfer case and no work being done, as evidence by computer records at separate Ford service department, the front suspension or a-arms started screeching on acceleration and braking. And the steering doesn't feel right and the turn radius and alignment are off since they messed up whatever they did.
It now sounds like a 1999 F150 with 200k miles that has a-arm bushing issues.
- Marlin W., San Diego, CA, US