The ABS light always goes on after 15-29 miles of driving, which was verified by Goodyear dealer. They recommended me to go to the Ford dealer because they don't have necessary equipment to diagnose the problem. So I came to the quick lane at 11200 james swart circle, fairfax, va. They called me back in 2 hours and said that everything is fine with my car and completely ignored a written statement from Goodyear that the ABS light came on after 12 miles of driving. Then they told me that they will keep checking, 2 days past, nobody bothered to call me. I think it's a nice denial strategy: They fail to detect what is wrong and therefore they are not responsible for a problem and don't have to fix it. Obviously it's not concern of theirs that my Mustang or every Mustang I've driven engages traction control every time I have to turn up to a little hill on a wet road.... I don't even have to mention slippery conditions during winter season. That's why I always appreciated this feature, but now it's turning itself off and won't come back on until the engine is off for a while. I've read multiple people complaining about this, but Ford conveniently doesn't care about any of this... this is your car and you are stuck with it... I take it as Ford Motor Company complete failure to provide drivers' safety. Do I have to wait for an incident to happen or some preventive measures can be taken?

- Centreville, VA, USA