L Lester Durst Member Joined Oct 17, 2003 Messages 56 Reaction score 6 Location Arlington, TX Aug 29, 2007 #1 Are any 4x4 S/T owners finding that their front tires develope the dreaded S/T front tire cupping problem that the 2WD S/T owners see?
Are any 4x4 S/T owners finding that their front tires develope the dreaded S/T front tire cupping problem that the 2WD S/T owners see?
R Randy Hinebaugh Active Member Joined May 24, 2004 Messages 110 Reaction score 0 Location Richmond, VA Aug 30, 2007 #2 Yes
D Darin Ronning 2 Member Joined Mar 16, 2005 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Location St. Louis, MO Sep 7, 2007 #3 Yes!!! But at 60k on original tires. Front shock lost oil. Time for new shocks, tires, and front brakes.
Yes!!! But at 60k on original tires. Front shock lost oil. Time for new shocks, tires, and front brakes.
H Hal S Active Member Joined Sep 3, 2002 Messages 305 Reaction score 0 Location TUCSON, AZ Sep 7, 2007 #4 Lester, it's not just Sport Tracs. I see it on all kinds of vehicles, Ford, Dodge, GM, imports, it doesn't matter. Rear wheel drive vehicles generaly develop front tire cupping, and front wheel drive vehicles are more susceptible to rear tire cupping. Just keep up on your maintenance, keep it aligned and rotate frequently. The majority of folks that do that don't have a problem.
Lester, it's not just Sport Tracs. I see it on all kinds of vehicles, Ford, Dodge, GM, imports, it doesn't matter. Rear wheel drive vehicles generaly develop front tire cupping, and front wheel drive vehicles are more susceptible to rear tire cupping. Just keep up on your maintenance, keep it aligned and rotate frequently. The majority of folks that do that don't have a problem.