I ENJOY MY FORD EXPLORER AS ANY OTHER FORD EXPLORER OWNER WOULD TELL
YOU. MY ISSUE IS, WHEN IT RAINS, AND I GO PAST 45 MPH, FOR SOME ODD
REASON, THE TRUCK BEGINS TO HYDROPLANE.

TO MAKE SURE, I ASKED A FELLOW 92 FORD EXPLORER OWNER, AND HE AGREES TO
HAVE THE SAME HYDROPLANE ISSUE AT AROUND 45 MPH OR MORE.

DOES ANYONE ELSE HAVE THIS PROBLEM, AND IF SO, HAVE YOU FOUND A
SOLUTION?

I HAVE REPLACED THE SHOCKS AND ALSO HAD THE FACTORY TIRES CHECKED FOR
INTEGRITY. ALL UP TO PAR.

PLEASE HELP !!!