Tire Problems of BMW 330

Approached my parked car and noticed a 2. 5-inch gash in the sidewall of the tire. No warning light in dashboard. Tire pressure remained at recommended pressure. Previous driving was on 35 mph local roads with optimal driving conditions--clear weather and no road hazards. Drove vehicle to dealer to have tire replaced. Tire was covered under warranty but incurred labor expenses. (p225/45r18).

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Driving on highway at 75 mph, tire "exploded" resulting in immediate loss of air pressure and some lack of steering control. Road conditions were optimal with clear sunny weather and no road hazards. Dashboard warning light appeared upon tire failure. Drove with hazards to dealership who replaced the tire at my expense. (p225/45r18) dealer made a video of their findings which revealed a 6- inch slash on the inside tire sidewall. See link: https://app. Mykaarma. Com/service-cart/mpi/swlk8mvuom5g_vmszfg8rdklc-cluh-tdl_xpomwbfa/check/your_car_check_id/media/0/view/1.

Driving at 75 mph on highway, tire "exploded". Tire air pressure immediately dropped to zero, resulting in some lack of steering control. Warning message on dash appeared upon tire failure. Drove with caution lights to open gas station. A 4-inch slash was visible in the sidewall of the tire. Car was towed to dealership and tire was replaced at my expense.

Continental sport plus 215/50 zr17 replaced michelin tires with four of this size/brand. Highly unstable at highway speeds. Even more unstable under wet roadway conditions.

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Tire exploded and completely blew off the wheel while driving at 45 mph. Yes, there are two exact luckily the position of the vehicle, time of day, and other vehicles all aligned to prevent further destruction/collision. Yes, it was inspected today, 5. 26. 2021.

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The contact owns a 2005 BMW 330ci equipped with michelin pilot sport tires. The front tires were size 225/40/18 and the rear tires were size 255/35/18. The contact stated that the vehicle was taken for emissions testing when the technician noticed that the side walls and tread of the tires were cracked. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and offered no assistance to the contact. The contact stated that she does not feel safe driving with the tires. The failure mileage was 82,000 and the current mileage was 83,000.

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Trouble with conti-sport tires.

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Low-profile tires (shallow aspect ratio) offer no cushioning protection when encountering potholes. We have had four (4) blow-outs in the first year! tire manufacturers and car manufacturers profit from this poor design! it cost us over $600 for the first 2 tires irreparably damaged from a pot-hole! larger wheels and lower-profile tires can't be changed because the suspension and brakes are tuned to the low-profile design. My wife is ready to trade in the car! drivers are distracted looking at the pavement for pot-holes instead of watching other vehicles, traffic signals, etc. Have this safety hazard recalled! get restitution for millions of dollars consumer waste on this! car salesman never mentioned this problem -- dealers are literally keeping a low profile and laughing all the way to the bank!.

While driving at approx. 55 mph, tire exploded. Nothing left but the rim. No obvious road hazard. Tire and car were less than a month old.

Safety defect with low profile tires and wheels. (nar).

Tires are losing pressure. There is recall oov303000o for same probelm, but consumer's vehicle is not included. After taking vehicle into dealer tires went flat. Dealer was blaming consumer for that problem. But, consumer knew that tires were not like when he took them in. Dealer claimed three out of four tires had punctures in them and needed repair, the tires were plugged, consumer states tires are still losing pressure, consumer has replaced tires at his expense and states the tires still lose air even though they have been taken off the vehicle, michelin pilot sport, p245/40r17 and p225/45r17, dot number f36c.

Consumer states there is possible design flaw with the rims or continential tires, due to tires deflating at high speeds.