2002 Ford Escape Xls Sport Utility 4-door 3.0l (needs Air Compressor) on 2040-cars
Clover, South Carolina, United States
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This SUV is in need of an air compressor that cost around $500 plus labor unless you do it yourself. The air compressor stopped working on our way home from a trip and we took it to Goodyear where we found out that information. We parked the SUV and tried to start it up but it will not crank now. We bought four new tires for the SUV at the end of last year so that are in very good shape. The inside of the SUV is also in good shape except it needs cleaned which I will do the best I can since I can't take it to the car wash. The vehicle has 146,019 miles on it. We also had the windows tinted at 20%. We have a GPS that is hooked up to the battery of the SUV so you can take it out and plug it in at anytime. My wife bought this vehicle in 2006 with around 45,000 miles on it. The SUV will need to be towed unless you know how to get it to start with the bad air compressor. This SUV sells for around $1700 in fair shape and $2200 in good shape according to KBB. Any questions email me.
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