Loue

I'm new to the mustang world, just bought my first mustang, 2016 base gt non pp. So far I love the car I smile every time I drive it. My issue is since I got it, it has been having trouble with keeping the toe on the front wheels within spec. I have to get it adjusted every 2 months or so. Is this an issue or is it like that on all mustangs?

howarmat

Sounds like an issue that the dealer should look into. How much does it get out of adjustment? Does it get worse and worse or just get a little out and stay like that?

Loue

Wishing the past two months it went out by -0.9 degrees and it progressively gets worse. I haven't ran it too long to see where it stops. I took it to the dealership six months after I got it and all they did was do an alignment they never looked into why it's coming out of spec so soon

Loue

Within the past two months

proeagles

If you are not hitting pot holes and curbs, there is really no reason for it to come out of alignment pretty much at all. Sounds like something is loose in the tie rod ends or heaven forbid, something in the electric power steering that may be wearing in some kind of weird way. Next time the dealer adjusts it, make sure they verify the tie rods are secure.

Loue

Thanks I'll look into it next time I get the tires rotated. Hopefully it isn't the power steering

movielover40

If it's under warranty tell the dealer to fix it.

I only get an alignment if I get new tires.

Loue

I've tried explaining the issue to the dealership but they can't seem to find the problem

redass02gt

You will periodically need an alignment but we're talking about years of wear and tear on the car, not months and days.

Loue

with my previous cars I only got it aligned whenever I needed new tires or got the shocks changed. That's why I thought it was odd that my tires are wearing out unevenly. If it continues I'll just trade it in hoping that a different car won't have the same issue