Tire Sidewall Problems of BMW 325

While driving my car on the freeway during commute traffic my primewall tire valera sport as dot y9fe dcwx 3917 tire that was mounted on the right rear end suddenly came apart. There was slight tug on the car followed a couple seconds later by slight fish tailing . The tire came apart at the lower sidewall at inner portion of the wheel at about 65 mph. The tire is only about 6-8 months old . Looks new with plenty of thread.

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This complaint is for the primewell pz -900 225/40 zr18 92 w xl. On 21dec17, while driving the tire suddenly loss air at around 70 mph. I was able to gain control of the car but it took a while to get to safe area to pull over due to morning hour commute traffic and speeds involved. I was unable to locate a hole or nail but after removing the wheel, I found a 2 inch crack located on the inner sidewall of the tire. A local tire shop warned me about a primewell tire recall in 2017. After online research , the same location of the crack and what happen to me while driving is the same as valera touring ii sidewall problems that led to a recall. I have not changed the tire and have photos. All primewell tires need to be checked before someone gets killed, this is not isolated to one model.

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The contact owns a 2006 BMW 325i. The vehicle has bridgestone turanza el42, size p205/55r16 tires. While driving between 10-35 mph, the steering wheel would vibrate and the two front tires made a loud humming sound. The tires were replaced, but the failure recurred with less than 13,000 miles on the tires. The dot number was unknown. The current mileage was 30,000 and failure mileage was 12,000.

After approximately 15,000 miles on goodyear eagle hp p205 55 r16 tires, the sidewalls are separating. The tire is rated for about 40,000 miles and the tread left on the tire is still substantial, however the tires must be replaced. They are extremely close to failure.

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: the contact stated vehicles tires blew out on several occasions. During one of the incidences, the vehicle hit a pothole on the highway traveling at 65 mph before the tire blew out. On another occasion, the vehicle was traveling 35 mph in residential area when a pothole caused another blowout. The tires have been replaced more than nine times by an independent tire company who determined problems were with the sidewalls. The contact expressed that the tires are defective. The dealers and manufacturer were contacted but offered no resolution. Updated 7/18/2006 -.

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I purchased a brand new 2006 BMW 330i with oem bridgestone potenza re050a runflat tires. The tires buckled on the side wall after less than 8000k miles. . Read more...

The contact states while driving at 65 mph the rear passenger tire blew out on the sidewall. He was able to pull the vehicle over and change the tire. He has not contacted the dealership or manufacturer.

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My husband has 2 sets of tires one for summer and one for winter. The summer tires are the ones with the defect. The tires have only been used for 2 summers and the car is not driven a lot. The tires still have about 60% thread on them. Recently we noticed that the tires are bubbled on the inside and previously one cracked. I don't know what to do. I feel like the tires should still be good for another 2 years, but with the bubbles I'm afraid they'll blow up. The tires are dunlop w10 18" 235/4018. Please help, I've looked on their website and there is not contact. The store where we purchase them is closed.

Driving on interstate-95 in new york I felt a vibration start in the back of the car which grew very quickly. I pulled over to find the right rear tire flat. I found the tire had a slit in the side wall half way around the tire with a gap between the tread and the body core of the tire. It appears that the tread started to separate form the tire. I check the tire pressures regularly and keep them at the manufactures recommended pressures.

Left/rear and right front tires had developed a large "bubble" in the sidewall. The tires had less than 2000 miles at time of failure. Bridgestone turanza, er30 225/45zr17, dot no. K9701er3ou2, original tires.

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Rightt rear tire separated at highway speeds. Driver was able to keep control. Consumer indicated there was a cut in the sidewall.

Vehicle had 2 goodyear tires, where the sidewall had blown out while driving at a moderate speed. Old tires were thrown out, therefore the d. O. T. # for the tires were unavailable. Provide further details.