NHTSA Complaint #11363080 — 2017 FORD F-350

I PURCHASED MY 2017 FORD KING RANCH DUALLY NEW ON 5/11/18 AND HAVE BEEN DEALING WITH REPETITIVE TIRE AIR PRESSURE LOSS OF VARYING RATES WITH ALL SIX WHEELS AS A RESULT OF CORROSION BETWEEN THE TPS VALVE STEMS AND ALUMINUM WHEELS. THE VALVE STEMS ARE STEEL, WHEELS ARE ALUMINUM THAT RAPIDLY CREATE CORROSION WHERE THESE TWO METALS CONTACT WHICH RESULTS IN DAMAGE TO BOTH COMPONENTS. STARTING ON 8/6/2018, 3979 MILES, EVERY WHEEL ON THIS TRUCK HAS BEEN REPLACED OR REPAIRED DUE TO CORROSION. AS OF TODAY MY TRUCK EXPERIENCED NINE FORD DEALER REPAIRS AND #10 IS SCHEDULED FOR THIS THURSDAY 10/8/2020 FOR ANOTHER TPS WARNING. I BROUGHT MY CONCERN TO MY SELLING DEALER SHORTLY AFTER PURCHASE AND WAS TOLD THEY HAVE SEEN THE SAME FAILURES ON OTHER SUPERDUTY TRUCKS BUT FORD WILL ONLY ADDRESS THIS CONDITION UNDER THEIR WARRANTY GUIDELINES. THEY CLAIM THEIR HANDS ARE TIED. THREE FORD DEALERS HAVE MADE THE SAME STATEMENT. AFTER NOTICING A PATTERN OF REPETITIVE IDENTICAL FAILURES, ON 4/2/2019 AT 6404 MILES I CONTACTED FORD MOTOR COMPANY AND EXPLAINED MY CONCERN TO A CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSOCIATE. SHE GENERATED CASE #CAS17549134 AND INSTRUCTED ME TO CONTINUE WITH WARRANTY REPAIRS AND EXPLAINED SOMEONE FROM FORD WOULD FOLLOW UP. I NEVER RECEIVED ANY COMMUNICATION FROM FORD. THESE FAILURES HAVE OCCURRED WHILE PARKED AT HOME, DRIVING WITH AND WITHOUT A LOADED TRUCK, HIGH AND LOW SPEEDS AND IN REMOTE AREAS WHEN WE TRAVELED AROUND THE STATES ON VACATION. COMPRESSED AIR WAS NOT ALWAYS AVAILABLE IN AREAS OF MONTANA AND OREGON. A TROUBLING STATEMENT MADE RECENTLY BY A REPAIRING DEALER WAS "UNFORTUNATELY YOU WILL BE DEALING WITH THIS AS LONG AS YOU OWN THIS TRUCK" ONE THE 9/30/20 REPAIR I ASKED IF FORD IS DOING ANYTHING TO ADDRESS THIS PROBLEM AND WAS TOLD NO.