The stroller wants to turn to the right, it wont stay straight.

Hi Sam,

We would recommend you contact Silver Cross directly for assistance

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The front wheels clip off. Take them off and wash in hot soapy water then rinse in fresh water. Clean the metal pin the wheels clip to and swivel on with a rag. A light spray of silicon lubricant will help. The usual Bee problem is they swivel too easily and people fit rubber washers on the metal pin to dampen it.

If you look at the handle where the break is you should see two red buttons or round clips on either side. Press each side at the same time w/ your fingers and pull up while doing this. The stroller should begin to fold. Once it begins to fold you then need to make sure that the front wheels are straight in order for it to fold completely. Once folded you can then use the straps on each side to ensure it stays closed. This is not the easiest stroller to fold or transport but still a life saver when you have 4 children to haul around. I wouldnt trade it for the world.

These strollers are made to only go straight for running,it is hard to use them any other way.

it would seem to me that the overall frame of your buggy is bent, sounds like it drives as nice as a shopping cart that has been in an accident..

get out your mesuring tape and see where this charriot is wonky, to straighten it you could build yourself a jig and reast the frame in it and GENTLY apply presssure to attempt to make it sit straight, I would remove your front wheels and make sure they are not damaged see if the shaft that inserts into the bottom of the frame is straight and lube the hell out of it when you put it together
Thanks and good luck Shawn

I have heard of some defects where the back would not stay up. check with the store.

exactly the saem problem with mine. Di you find a solution yet?

The following is from the instruction manual for the Expedition LX. It should be very similar to the Expedition LE.

"Stroller pulls to one side:1. The stroller is sensitive to the air pressure in the tires. If the rear tires do not have equal pressure, the stroller will feel like it is pulling to the side with the tire with the lower tire pressure. Check that the rear tires have the same pressure. Add air pressure to a maximum of 25 pounds using a bicycle style hand air pump.2. The alignment of the front wheel of the stroller can also cause the stroller to pull to one side. The stroller is designed so that the front wheel can be adjusted to correct for any alignment problem. Page 3 of the instructions
shows an expanded view of the front fork assembly. To align the front wheel, first loosen the wheel via the quick release handle as in step 2 of the instructions. Grab the front wheel directly in front of the stroller and push the wheel in the opposite direction of the pulling problem. You will notice that the axle will move within the slot on the fork. Move the wheel to the side a small amount. Retighten the quick release handle. Give the empty stroller a push across an empty smooth surface (let go of the handle) and note if the stroller now runs straight. Re-adjust the axle a small amount at a time until the stroller runs straight. Please note that a very minute
movement of the axle will affect the tracking of the stroller. Once you have aligned the front wheel, you can mark the holding plate position with a marking pen if you detach the front wheel on a regular basis. Please note that the hole in the fork is designed to allow the stroller to be adjusted to pull to the right, go straight, or pull to the left. If you continue to have difficulty with tracking, please call our customer service department at (800) 328-7363 for assistance."

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