Posted by Katharine on September 23, 2007 at 05:08:09 from (68.220.149.75):
In Reply to: Calling F350 SRW owners posted by Kevin (FL) on September 22, 2007 at 20:36:23:
Kevin,
I have a 2000 Excursion that I have just recently had to put new shoes on her feet and I went with some very 'spensive Cooper Tires all the way around and can tell you I am having the same problem with mine. It feels more like the whole dang front end is loose. I experience it more going down a particular dirt road, that I used to take with ease and even over some really annoying RR tracks.
It seems like it simultaneously will want to go right and left all at the same time under either of those circumstances.
Kinda the same thing going down the road on the blacktop, feels like I'm doing the "Hawaian Hula" swaying back and forth down the road between the lines!
Here I thought I was just imagining things, because the kids were making me crazy!!!
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