Tire Sidewall Problems of Acura MDX

The contact owns a 2017 Acura Mdx equipped with les schwab tires, tire line: back country touring, tire size: 245/50r20 , dot number: up76 drw. The contact stated that while making a left turn, the front passenger side tire rolled over a plastic lane divider. The contact then heard air releasing from the tire and immediately pulled over into a parking lot. The contact discovered that the side wall separation on the front passenger side tire and managed to pull into gas station to change the tire with a spare. Upon investigation, the contact discovered NHTSA campaign number: 21t002000(tires) which the contact linked to the failure. The manufacturer was notified and was informed that the tire size was not apart of the recall. The tire was not replaced. The tire failure mileage was unknown.

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The sidewalls are cracking and peeling off of these tires. My car was purchased in July 2007 and these are the original tires. I only have 23,000 miles on the car.

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I was driving to work on the capital beltway when my low tire pressure indicator came on and within minutes, my tire was completely flat. When roadside assistance removed my tire, it had completely split on the inside sidewall. The shop noticed the same split happening on the other rear tire so both were replaced immediately. I saved the tires and had to take them to a goodyear dealer where I was offered a prorated refund. I was 7 months pregnant at the time and extraordinarily lucky that this didn't cause an accident.

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Tire split in several spots near the rim of the vehicle. The tire dealer where the tires were purchased said it was most likely caused by low inflated tire, but my vehicle has an automatic tire pressure indicator and there have been no issue with tire pressure until the day of the incident when the tire pressure indicator came on to indicate a pressure change. My wife was able to get off at the next exit on the interstate and tried to add air only to find that the tire continued to leak air. She was able to get to a tire dealer who told her it was about to complete blow out if she had continued to drive. That dealer felt it was a defective tire.