Tire Problems of Buick Park Avenue

New tires installed on vehicle 12/10/24. Passenger rear tire blew out at 65mph on interstate on 12/16/24. Car was able to be controlled, some damage to vehicle. Could have resulted in severe injury and/or death.

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Abnormal wear pattern, low mileage, new tire < 8 months service, alignment check / good, tie rods, ball joints, shocks like new. Tire cord/ belts bare exposed on outside edge of tire 1/3 of circumference. Worn smooth, no cupping. Possible rubber compound issue. Only abnormal wear found on 1/3 of tire rotation. Tire manufacture pirelli, near zero m/s p235/55zr 17, dot ns ek f661 5014 estimated <10,000 miles pictures available.

The contact owns a 1996 Buick Park Avenue with bridgestone insginia tires, size: p225 60 rx16. The contact stated that the front passenger side tire would wear prematurely. The tires were not rotated. The failure mileage of the vehicle was 200,000 and the tire failure mileage was 10,000. . . Updated 11/25/11.

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I have a problem with a set of uniroyal tires that I purchased 2 years ago, within 11,000 miles the first separated, at 22,763 the second tire separated, at 30,875 the third tired separated. These tires should be investigated, who knows how many more tires are defective that are being used by unknowing drivers.

The contact owns a 2003 Buick Park Avenue. The vehicle has goodyear conquest radial tubeless, size p205/75r14 tires. While driving 60 mph, the vehicle began pulling to the left and the contact was unable to steer the vehicle straight. He stated that the front driver side tire had a raised rib on the outer side and separation in the interior of the tire. The current and failure mileages on the tires and vehicles were 53,000. Updated 12/12/2007 updated 12/12/07.

The rims on the vehicle allow air to leak out of the tires. This occurred because of corrosion on the inside of the rims so that the tires were not sealed. When the consumer contacted the tire dealership, they told him that it was a common problem with these rims. The problem first started on 5-2-05. There have been no accidents as of yet. The consumer replaced the tires, but the problem recurred. Consumer was positive that the problem was with the rims.

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I went to have brakes serviced and discovered that all four tires have visable tread separations that could result in immediate blowout on any one or all tires. I believe this must be the result of manufacturering defect(s) for all tires to have same tread separations. Has this problem with goodyear eagle LS tires been reported in other instances? dt.

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Goodyear, eagle LS, p225/60r16, dot unknown, original equipment on a 2000, Buick, ultra with 45000 miles. During brake service mechanic pointed out to him that 3 of 4 tires were delaminating. Left rear tire was in good condition. All 4 tires were replaced.

Goodyear, conquest tires, p225/60r16, dot unknown, original equipment on a 2001, Buick, Park Avenue with 150 miles. On way home after purchasing vehicle noticed it shaking. Dealer said this was due to 2 front tires having hard spots, and they can't be balanced. Replacements not available for up to 3 months, dealer put those 2 tires on the back of vehicle. Due to the wait time for tires, consumer replaced tires with another brand, service manager stated they could not help with cost because tires were not from gm.

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Dealer replaced goodyear tire p225/60r16.

Vibratioin in vehicle at 60-75 mph - tires have been balanced twice in first month of ownership - tire runout/out-of-round is good.

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