Wheel lug nuts are two piece design and swell over time due to corrosion making it difficult to remove with the factory supplied lug wrench in the event of road side flat tire. This vehicle only had 45K miles and wheel could not be taken off at road side with lug wrench. Design is problematic and we request the manufacture to recall lug nuts or issue a field campaign to reimburse owners who have already had to replace them. Truck was parked when attempting repair.

- Cambridge City, IN, USA

Rack an pinion defect. All over the forums same run of truck between 2011 and 2013 with traction and hill decent mode errors loss of power steering in bad situations like on highway. Ford dealer acknowledged many complaints but Ford will not honor repair. My blinker failed power steering locks up and Ford says have to replace whole system

- Atlantic Beach, FL, USA

Unable to take lug nuts off wheel due to excessive wear.

- Lilburn, GA, USA

Drivers side front wheel wore out along with the rotor. Lost brake pedal with no lost of fluids. Had to replace brakes and rotors but still having trouble with that wheel and rotor along with hardly and brake pedal. It started a long time ago. Just kept getting worse.

- Newark, OH, USA

The contact owns a 2013 Ford F-150. The contact stated that while reversing the vehicle, the contact heard a loud noise and noticed that the driver front tire was flat. The contact mentioned that the rim caused the tire to be blown out. The tire was replaced with a spare tire and was taken to the contact's residence. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 65,000.

- Aylett, VA, USA

We have taken this vehicle in three times for squeeling brakes and it still makes a high pitched noise when I stop.

- Farwell, TX, USA

I purchased my 2013 Ford F150 three weeks ago, certified pre-owned from mountain view Ford in chattanooga, tn. While pulling out of my driveway this morning, the truck was engaged in 4X4H mode, (due to inclement weather) it started making a terrible popping noise that sounded like the front left tire was coming off as I was turning to the right. I pulled over and let the car idle for a while. I then kept driving and when going up a steep hill it started doing it again, so I pulled over at a gas station and the loud popping/banging noise happened again as I was turning left this time. It was so loud it startled the customers who were fueling their vehicles. Sounded like a piece of metal snapping in two. Is this related to NHTSA # 10058199" or Ford tsb 44964" I had to disengage the 4X4H and put my truck back in 4X2H a to make the noise stop. We had icy roads this morning, which is the reason I purchased a 4X4 to begin with.

- Ooltewah, TN, USA

The contact owns a 2013 Ford F-150. While driving approximately 10 mph, the front passenger side wheel fractured and was dislocated. The vehicle was towed to the dealer for diagnostic testing and was repaired. The VIN was unknown. The approximate failure mileage was 26,000. MA 10/8

- Crestvew, FL, USA

Mywife was driving to work and one tired went down so she was middle of the road.with low tire. The tired started peeling on the side. Now we have three tires all peeling on sides and showing metal. We call michlin and they would do nothing with tires. Still under warranty with 12000 miles, 15000 miles and they would do nothing about it. Dot should make recall michlin tires P265/60R 18 ltx A/S dot apc4. These tire should be recall before someone get hurt.

- Yorktown, VA, USA

Purchased truck in March 2014 & since have had over 10 flat tires. Took truck to dealership & was told tires are cracking due to being driven on a gravel road. Was not aware that the vehicle we purchased was not suitable to be driven on the gravel roads we live on. Tires are a safety hazard for anyone that drives on gravel roads.

- Otterbein, IN, USA

I bought a 2013 F-150 with 7 miles on in 8/2013. At 22,000 mile the inside of the front passenger tire was bald. Both rear tires was bald in the center. Ford service adviser and the service manager told me that the F150 trucks where "eating the tires off". the dealer ship got me a credit towards new tires but although these where factory installed they said 50% was the best they could knock off the price. My alignment was off on the front by.01 degrees and they said they had verified tire rotation had occurred that it was a malfunction in the tire caused by the truck.

- Milton, WV, USA

There was a clunking noise and then grinding noises, particularly loud when applying the brakes. I stopped at the nearest tire/brake center (tires plus, 2975 university pkwy, sarasota fl). They found that the front right brake caliper bolts were completely missing and the inside of wheel was grooved where it had been rubbing against the bolt before it broke off. They advised taking it to Ford, which I did. Ford kept the car and fixed the caliper and replaced the wheel with a new wheel, but did not have any explanation for how bolts could work loose.

- Bradenton, FL, USA

Since approximately 5700 miles, when I take long trips in the vehicle (30+ miles), the TPMS light will come on with a message saying "tire pressure sensor fault." If I continue driving the light will eventually turn off and occasionally come back on in the trip. The light has always come on at freeway speeds. The truck has been brought into the service department multiple times without any guaranteed fix. The service department did replace a faulty, non-responsive TPMS sensor, but the problem continues. The issues usually occurs at night, but has happened in the daytime.

- San Jose , CA, USA

Bad steering vibration when braking at highway speeds. Took vehicle to dealer and they indicated warped rotors that had to be machined back to proper surface - already!. vehicle is only a few months old, only approx. 15K miles. Have noticed online that others have had the same issue. This seems like a safety concern with Ford using sub-standard brake rotor materials. Additionally, the vehicle would drift to the left - dealer indicated alignment issue, but required $450 additional kit in order to allow for adjustment since it was already at peak of specs (vehicle has never had alignment since it was new, vehicle has never had an incident that would cause misalignment). Vehicle seems unsafe with these issues and now that the rotors are 'thinner' due to the resurfacing, the warping will likely occur more frequently until they (and other brake parts and/or suspension and steering parts) need to be replaced. This can lead to premature brake, component, suspension and steering systems wear and/or failure which should be a major safety concern. Ford would not warranty the alignment issue and extra cost nor replacement rotors but only resurface ('turn') the original rotors.

- Bridgeton, MO, USA

The contact owns a 2013 Ford F-150. The contact stated that the tires were rubbing against the wheel well and chunks of the tire were peeling off. The contact stated that the failure was caused by the factory after market lift kit that was installed on the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where the technician attempted to remedy the failure four times by cutting part of the wheel well out. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 4,800.

- Bueuque, IA, USA

Noticed an "'s" shaped split on sidewall of Michelin tire P265/70R17 113sdt M+S dot apkp ooex 4612. For family safety concerns replaced the tire at the dealer where truck was purchased and was charged full retail price with no offer of warranty consideration or proration.

- East Wenatchee, WA, USA