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2.4

hardly worth mentioning
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
64,104 miles

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2010 Ford Escape wheels / hubs problems

wheels / hubs problem

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2010 Ford Escape Owner Comments

problem #7

Feb 172020

Escape

  • 113,488 miles

A D V E R T I S E M E N T S

Frame on front passenger side is rusted through causing wheel to be detached from frame and also control arm. Told not to drive car at all until frame is fixed. Safety issue. Vehicle is kept in a garage. The vehicle was being inspected.

- Irwin, PA, USA

problem #6

Sep 052019

Escape

  • 120,000 miles
When driving my vehicle the brakes begin to make loud noises then it will slow down as I'm trying to accelerate. Then it will pick backup with speed. After which I began to notice a burning smell as if the tires are burning..

- Winterville, NC, USA

problem #5

Jul 182018

Escape

  • 110,000 miles
My specific vehicle isnt but should be included in recall of wheel bearing being incorrectly sized and power steering failure. I highly recommend having them checked asap. Because of the incorrect sizing and the power steering failing driving with them will end up costing you a lot of money and is extremely dangerous! power steering went out on highway. Wheel bearings incorrectly sized will lock up on you while driving randomly.

- Akron, OH, USA

problem #4

Mar 012018

Escape

  • miles

A D V E R T I S E M E N T S

Front wheel bearings

- Carrollton, KY, USA

problem #3

May 302014

Escape 6-cyl

  • 66,000 miles
Loud noise front left front wheel. I think that at 66 thousand miles this shouldn't have to be replaced.

- Antrim , NH, USA

problem #2

Jul 082013

Escape 6-cyl

  • 38,490 miles
After sitting with my car running in a parked position for approximately one minute, I put the car in drive. I drove for an estimated 30 seconds. Then I stopped to check for oncoming traffic before pulling out into an intersection. When I pressed the gas to make a right turn onto that major road, the yellow/orange "wrench" sign immediately popped up. Simultaneously, my car began to rumble and shake. In addition, despite pressing the gas pedal, my car was not accelerating. I immediately pulled onto the shoulder of the road, which was difficult to do since my car was struggling to move. I turned the car off and restarted it. It was difficult to get the car to restart. It struggled and sounded like it was going to stall out, but after approximately ten seconds, it started up. Now, in addition to the "wrench" light, my Escape also had the check engine symbol lit up. Even though I was sitting on the side of the road with my car running in the parked position, my car was still rumbling and shaking. Interesting to note, I was actually on the way home from the Ford service department where I had just had my car serviced for a seemingly unrelated problem. The day before the throttle went, my back passenger tire became stuck in a locked position, and I was unable to drive. I had to pump my brakes, and put my emergency brake (which had not been engaged) on and off several times to unlock the back passenger tire. Ford determined this incident was due to water getting on the brake shoe which made it stick to the brake drum. They cleaned, readjusted and lubricated my rear brakes (drums, shoes, etc) and sent me on my way. My throttle went while I was on my way home from the service department at Ford where they had just fixed my brake issue. I had to be towed back to Ford since my car was not able to run.

- Cranford, NJ, USA

problem #1

Jun 122010

Escape

  • 752 miles
2010 Ford Escape XLT AWD, 752.2 km, 4 rear subframe bolts defective. 2 front subframe bolts missing, 2 rear subframe bolts loose, result rear wheels and axle were about to come off the vehicle with my family in it. The rear subframe attaches to the main frame of the vehicle to keep the rear wheels on the car.

- Port Elgin, Ontario, Canada, 00, USA

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