My 2015 Ford Expedition is terrible in snow.

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Asked by Michellekiggs Jan 13, 2019 at 12:01 PM about the 2015 Ford Expedition EL Limited 4WD

Question type: General

MY 2015 Ford Expedition does not go well in snow.  Have tried different tires.
Does anyone else have this problem

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Make sure your four wheel drive is engaging. If you can't get the front tires to spin, something is wrong. Maybe just a simple actuator, or a selector needs to be set to 4x4 manually.

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would it have anything to do with the traction control. It seems to slide worse when traction control is engaging.

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My traction comes on automatically. I slide in an inch of snow. My old expedition was a beast in the snow. Seems like it’s not even in 4wd when I put it in. Could it have anything to do we it having more turbo power. I was just wondering if other people had this issue with the newer expeditions. I’m really disappointed in thiis vehicle.

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Not sure what we have on now but have tried several different ones. Do you take the traction off in snow

My 2018 Ford Expedition is absolutely TERRIBLE in the snow!! Previously owned a Chevy Suburban and had NO problems driving in the snow!!!

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