Federal safety regulators say steering control can be significantly diminished by the faulty suspension toe link.

The recall involves 2017–2019 Explorers with defective rear toe links that could break and cause an accident.

Ford is recalling 412,774 examples of the 2017–2019 Explorer to address a rear suspension issue that can lead to fractured toe links and, in some cases, a loss of vehicle control.

Owning a Ford Explorer can be a frustrating experience, and the latest recall illustrates this. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Ford is recalling certain 2017-2019 ...

The affected population comprises 2017, 2018, and 2019 models produced at the Chicago Assembly Plant between May 16, 2017, ...

Ford says a rear toe link can break and cause an accident. The recalled vehicles were built between 2017 and 2019.

Ford might be having a better year for recalls than last year, but it's still not exactly off to a good start. The latest ...

Over 400,000 Explorer SUVs recalled as rear suspension links risk fracture ...

412,774 Ford Explorer SUVs face another recall for faulty suspension components, said the company on Friday. Affected model years span from 2017 to 2019. The problem stems from the suspension ...

Ford is recalling 412,774 Explorer SUVs from the 2017-2019 model years because a suspension part may break. If this happens while the car is moving, drivers could lose control of the vehicle and crash ...

Thousands of the SUV are covered by the campaign – tied to suspension parts that may fracture – but only about 1% are ...