Get the Best Priced Ford Freestyle Parts

The Ford Freestyle was produced for the 2005-'07 model years. It is much more than a station wagon, yet does not quite qualify as a sport utility vehicle. Combining passenger and cargo space with a modern powertrain, the Freestyle delivers prime performance and readiness, while its continuously variable transmission eases engine load and steadies the ride. All-wheel drive is available for owners who want all-weather capability. Other models use front-wheel drive, which is superior in terms of fuel economy. Functionality was the guiding principle behind the Ford Freestyle's cabin. There was abundant storage room throughout and enough space in both the second and third rows to seat both adults and children in comfort. Its boxy shape, low floor and the fold-flat capability of both the second- and third-row seats enabled plenty of cargo space, and dropping both rear rows opened up another 85 cubic feet. The quality of the material used in the cabin lacked consistency, with the leather upholstery pleasing to both the eye and the touch, while the cloth and plastics were utterly unimpressive.

The Freestyle's wide stance gives it reassuring stability around high speed curves and on twisty roads, with little of the discomfort of body lean and occupant head toss associated with SUVs. There's a noticeable susceptibility to cross winds, however, which is no surprise given the Freestyle's uprightness. Ride and handling are reasonably good. The steering returns a good on-center feel and its turn-in is responsive. Braking is solid, although not entirely linear. Entering and exiting the vehicle is easier than it is with an SUV, and because its body is based on a car rather than that of a truck or wagon, the Freestyle rides smoother and handles better than an SUV.

A good set of Ford Freestyle brake rotors will promote friction between the pads and brake calipers, allowing the car to slow down before coming to a full stop. Advanced types of Ford Freestyle brake rotors utilize cross drill holes to facilitate heat radiation, which is known to increase the lifespan of the component. Your Ford Freestyle brake rotors are strong discs connected to your vehicle's wheels which slow your car when the brake pads squeeze onto them. Whenever brake pads are swapped, Ford Freestyle brake rotors needs to be inspected as well because a flawed rotor may lead to the loss of control or braking power. To prevent damage to your car's brake rotors be sure to regularly inspect and monitor the condition of the brake shoes, because they protect the rotors from corrosion. Every automobile requires replacement parts from time to time, so when that time comes PartsGeek.com is here to help you. People who love cars know the best parts are essential to the best possible performance and the people at PartsGeek.com are devoted to helping you find the Ford Freestyle OEM and aftermarket parts for all your repair and replacement needs.