Adaptive Steering

[bsb4fsu]

Who has Adaptive Steering option and what do you think of it? This is my first Ford and it has adaptive steering. Compared to the Sierra HD's I have had, the Ford feels "disconnected" to the road when driving through curvy mountain roads. When I say "disconnected", I mean it doesnt have good steering feel. In the GMC, I could feel when I was pushing the truck a little to hard in a corner where the Superduty doesnt have good feedback in the steering. I feel like it may be because of the adaptive steering. It also may be that it just drives different and I need to get used to its charactistics. I am curious what others think.

 

[bmexline]

My daily driver is a 2019 250 without it. My Tremor has it. I’d spend the money again in a heartbeat.

It’s most noticeable in parking lots and when towing. Especially backing up a trailer.

 

[PapaRaptor]

it's awesome just does its thing.

 

[Ryno]

I have it along with adaptive cruise control and with lane keep on I swear I could take a nap. So smooth and predictable. I drive a back and forth from home to cabin and those creature comforts are important to me. I literally wore out the up and down button on my cruise control on my last truck. I’m coming from a ‘16 Ram 2500. Son of a *$&@# what a difference. I find myself thinking, hmmm what do I need to go get or do??? All I want to do is drive the damn thing. Wow, what a truck!

 

[bmexline]

Only thing I miss on mine is the active lane keeping I had on my '19 Raptor. I would actually turn the wheel for you to keep you in your lane. I didn't/don't use it often but the SD with it's vibration feels like a step backward.