I know misery does not actually love company, but now I know that I'm neither crazy nor the unluckiest guy in the world. Finding out there are other Ford Edges that want
to wobble all over the road, especially in turns. Ford had my Edge in their shop a couple times and could not figure it out. Ford thought maybe the steering gear was the problem. They put a new steering gear in. That did nothing toward fixing the problem. Next they wanted to change the steering force module in the steering
column, but couldn't guarantee that would correct the problem either. Because it felt to me that it could be a tire or rim problem, I asked the Ford tech if he would take a set of rims and tires off another Ford Edge and see what
that does. He had a used 2020 Edge with basic trim on the lot, but not an Edge Sport. HIs Edge had 18" rims and tires and was not equipped with the feature that required a steering force module. The different 18 inch rims and higher profile tires somehow corrected my problem. As odd as it seems, the used Edge that my 21 inch rims and tires went on, without the steering force module, incurred absolutely no problems. It actually handled better than ever. The Ford tech thought the steering force module caused my car to be more sensitive with the low profile tires. The 18 inch rims with the higher profile tires were newer and rode much better, so I reluctantly traded my 21 inch rims and tires for the 18 inch rims and tires. All this is to say, I don't know if the car actually has a problem, or if it does have a problem what it would take to correct it. My fear is that when these newer tires get halfway worn out, the problem may resurface. I suspect Ford will want to change the steering force module if the problem does comes back. Ford supposedly inquired up the line of their national techs concerning my problem to see if anyone else had this complaint. The national techs said no, never had this problem.
I purchased my Edge Sport used, and because of the way it was loaded with accessories, I also purchased a warranty from Ford. So, fortunately I'm not stuck paying
for this experimentation. I really like the car in all other areas, but this handling issue sucks. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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