When I traded in my 07 GT it was making road noise bad I thought it was tires at first but when I traded it in the Dealer said it was probably a bad wheel bearing. Could be a common problem.
Much easier. It's a straightforward job, if that is indeed the problem.
I haven't looked specifically but, if it's like every other American made since Ben Hur rode chariot it's pretty easy.
Pull the wheel, pull the caliper and hang it out of the way, pop the dust cap, undo the spindle nut and pull the outer bearing and rotor, pop/pry the back bearing out, pack the new ones with grease and put them in, torque the spindle nut til you get drag and back off a quarter turn and put everything back on. Job done.
If the car's under warranty, I'd just see if Ford'll do it for you. Can't hurt to ask. Frankly, I'm pretty surprised you're having issues with this, unless you smacked a curb at some time.
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