Quick Facts — Ford Puma (2019–present)
6 Most Common Ford Puma (2019–present) Problems
These are the faults most frequently seen on the Ford Puma (2019–present) by UK garages — ranked by how commonly they occur and how much they cost to fix.
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Check all ADAS systems are functioning — adaptive cruise and lane assist faults can flag at MOT on newer vehicles. Verify the mild hybrid battery health if any powertrain warnings have appeared.
Ford Puma (2019–present) Tyres
Most Ford Puma (2019–present) models run 215/55 R17 or 235/40 R18 (ST) tyres depending on trim level and year. Always check the tyre placard inside the driver's door for the correct size for your specific vehicle.
Summary
The Puma is a strong, modern crossover and generally reliable for its age. EcoBoost coolant monitoring is the key ongoing task. Infotainment software should be kept updated via Ford SYNC.
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