DubaiWildtrak
New Member
- Joined
- Feb 29, 2016
- Messages
- 2
- Vehicle Year
- 2015
- Transmission
- Automatic
Hey there.
I have a 2015 Ranger Wildtrak and a few days ago I put on wider tires(275 from 265).
After the tires were fitted I noticed that the left rear tire was pretty much flush with the wheel arch yet the right rear tire was sticking out a bit.
I have measured the distance from the chassis to the tire and sure enough it seems the whole rear axle is off set to the right by 2cm.
The guy here at Ford in Dubai says a slight off set is normal for solid rear axle.
Fortunately where I work we have a number of similar year Rangers, so I measured a few of them and they have slight off set to the right of about 0.5cm.
I have measured another Wildtrak and an XLT and both have the same 0.5cm off set.
I have had the truck into the service center and released all the U-bolts on the leaf springs and torqued them up again but it is still the same. Does anyone have any ideas on what could be cause this.
I have a 2015 Ranger Wildtrak and a few days ago I put on wider tires(275 from 265).
After the tires were fitted I noticed that the left rear tire was pretty much flush with the wheel arch yet the right rear tire was sticking out a bit.
I have measured the distance from the chassis to the tire and sure enough it seems the whole rear axle is off set to the right by 2cm.
The guy here at Ford in Dubai says a slight off set is normal for solid rear axle.
Fortunately where I work we have a number of similar year Rangers, so I measured a few of them and they have slight off set to the right of about 0.5cm.
I have measured another Wildtrak and an XLT and both have the same 0.5cm off set.
I have had the truck into the service center and released all the U-bolts on the leaf springs and torqued them up again but it is still the same. Does anyone have any ideas on what could be cause this.