by Saskescape - May 20th, 2019, 12:58 pm
I bought a certified used 2018 Escape Titanium a couple months ago during the Spring melt. As the roads dried I began to loosen my grip on the wheel and realized that the steering was pulling, mostly to the right, during braking. Also pulls slightly going over every little bump. I took it back to the non-Ford dealership where I bought it and they checked it out. Said there were no issues with the steering or suspension. They blamed it on the poor condition of our city streets. I can understand this, however, I would expect the the suspension/steering to handle normal city streets. It's not like I'm driving on back-roads. Never experienced this with my 2008 Escape. Any thoughts before I take it to a Ford dealership?