Used 2004 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Consumer Reviews
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Bitter Sweet Experience
Enjoyed this vehicle greatly for the first 63,000 miles. Then started having trouble with keeping it balanced. Had tires balanced numerous times, also aligned, purchased new set of OEM tires (old set still had many miles left on them at 65,000 miles), purchased one new rim that might have been bent in a pot hole in Danville, IL. Still the ride is not as good as before the tire rotation that started what I feel is a vibration problem. Don't know what causes this slight vibration, whether it's the vehicle or just transmitting road imperfections. Considering trading for a 2007.
A good mix
I absolutely love the versatility of this vehicle. I've loaded a fridge, mountain bike & TV stand in the back and carried 4 adults in the cab. You just can't beat that versatility. It's not a superior truck, nor a superior passenger vehicle. If you need a dedicated truck, buy a truck. If you need an SUV to haul the family, buy an SUV. However, if you want a vehicle that performs both jobs well (not perfectly, mind you) then you can't go wrong with a Sport Trac.
- XLS Crew CabMSRP: $5,900319 mi away
- XLT Crew CabMSRP: $4,988506 mi away
- XLT Crew CabMSRP: $7,995572 mi away
nice
the best dame truck i have ever had.
Sporty Family Vehicle
Fun to drive. Great all around vehicle for the family. Plenty of room in the front and rear seats. Nice bed for hauling. AWESOME stereo system!!
Nice truck but.....
I purchased this truck from Car Max. I did a lot of research before purchasing the vehicle and came to the conclusion that this is the one. Unfortunately the vehicle has made me marginally happy. Was it because of Car Max or Ford build quality, I don't know, but here are a few of the pro's and con's.