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    Wheel Alignment Specifications

    2015 Ford Escape Wheel Alignment Specifications

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    Quick reference

    AngleFront PrefFront RangeRear PrefRear Range
    Camber-0.6°-1.3° to 0.1°-0.8°-1.5° to -0.1°
    Caster3.5°2.8° to 4.2°N/AN/A
    Total Toe0.20°0.00° to 0.40°0.30°0.05° to 0.55°
    Individual Toe0.10°0.00° to 0.20°0.15°0.02° to 0.27°
    SAI13.0°12.3° to 13.7°N/AN/A
    Thrust Angle0.0°-0.25° to 0.25°N/AN/A

    Adjustability

    The 2015 Ford Escape has limited factory alignment adjustments.

    Front Axle:

    • Camber & Caster: Not adjustable from the factory. The front lower control arms and ball joints do not have built-in adjustability. To correct camber or caster, you will need to install aftermarket cam bolts in the lower control arm attachment points.
    • Toe: Adjustable via the inner tie rod ends.

    Rear Axle:

    • Camber: Not adjustable from the factory. An aftermarket adjustable upper control arm is typically required to correct rear camber.
    • Toe: Adjustable via an eccentric cam on the lower control arm.

    Recommended adjustment hardware

    • Front Camber/Caster: SPC Performance Camber/Caster Kit (Part #81260) or similar.
    • Rear Camber: MOOG K100033 Camber and Alignment Kit or similar adjustable upper control arm.

    Symptoms of bad alignment

    • Feathered tire wear: Caused by incorrect toe setting.
    • One-sided tire wear: Caused by incorrect camber setting.
    • Vehicle pulls to one side: Can be caused by a variety of alignment issues, including caster and camber.
    • Steering wheel is not centered: This is a clear indication of an incorrect toe setting.

    When to align

    It's a good idea to have your alignment checked at least once a year. You should also have your alignment checked after:

    • Installing new tires
    • Hitting a curb or large pothole
    • Any suspension or steering work is performed

    Typical alignment cost

    Depending on your location and the type of shop, a four-wheel alignment for a 2015 Ford Escape typically costs between $80 and $150. This may not include the cost of any necessary aftermarket adjustment kits.

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