Last year in April I got the car, didn't have it for a week the power steering went out. I got it fixed. Here it is 2020 of August, the power steering assist came on. The steering wheel locked up on me. I don't have the money to keep replacing this same part. I looked into the recalls for the vehicle. I seen a couple, called a number I seen they said the recall expired. So I'm back to square one. I don't know exactly what part I need.

- Columbus, OH, USA

Tire pressure sensor fault. At startup, low tire pressure warning light flashes, then remains steady, although tire pressure is at recommended pressure (35 psi). Service technician indicates replacing faulty tire pressure sensor located on left front tire at estimated cost of $150. Customer manually checks tire pressure at least monthly.

- Mokena, IL, USA

I purchased my 2009 Mercury Mariner in 2015! recently, as I was unaware of the recall with Ford a few years back, I've had front and rear bearing issues! also my ballpoints were defected and my control arms! my tire pressure sensor fault stays on! I've taken my 2009 Mercury Mariner to star tire's best one auto & tires and had my ballpoints, front and rear bearings, control arms, and front wheel alignment repaired totaling in $780! three days later on the date of 11/11/2017, my power steering assist fault came on! my 2009 Mercury Mariner was stationary and was extremely difficult to turn!

- Lafayette, IN, USA

Power steering stop working could not turn the steering wheel

- Old Hickory, TN, USA

Vehicle has original Michelin P225/65R17 cross terrain tires: Dot sequence B93T, dot production number pymx 2908, with 55,057 miles. During routine oil change and tire rotation, shop discovered dry rotting between treads and fine-line cracking on all four tires requiring near-future replacement. Michelin six-year warranty expired July 2015. Vehicle is parked in residential garage; there is no known adverse weather exposure.

- Mokena, IL, USA