Tire Problems of Buick Regal

The contact owns a 2019 Buick Regal tourx equipped with continental pro contact tires, tire size: 235/50/r18, and dot [xxx] . The contact stated that while driving on several occasions at various speeds, he observed what he believed to be the tires vibrating. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic where it was diagnosed that the belt separated on the inside of the passenger and drivers rear tires. The vehicle was repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 38,000. Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u. S. C. 552(b)(6).

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The contact owns a 2018 Buick Regal equipped with general tires, tire line: unknown, tire size: 245/45r18, and dot number: unknown. The contact stated that after traveling over 3,000 miles and driving at an undisclosed speed, upon reaching his destination, he became aware that an abnormal buddle had developed on the side wall of the front passenger side tire. The tire was taken to the dealer, who determined that the bubble was the result of the vehicle having been driven over a pothole. All four tires were replaced. The tires were not original to the vehicle. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 29,500.

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The contact owns a 2020 Buick Regal GS equipped with continental procontact TX tires, tire size: 245/40/r19, dot number: 6y66wbr71819. The contact stated while driving approximately 70 mph, the tpms warning light indicated that the rear driver’s side tire air pressure was low. The tire lost air pressure and became flat. Also, later the front passenger’s side tire developed bubbles and had to be replaced. Within the first 200 miles of driving the vehicle, a dealer employee experienced a blowout of the front passenger’s side tire. The contact stated that the vehicle was equipped with the tires when it was purchased new. The contact stated that three of the four tires had experienced a failure. The contact was informed that the tire size was not included in the NHTSA campaign number: 21t001000 (tires). The failure mileage was 200.

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My tires were black when I bought them at wittlins in menomonee falls, wisconsin in 2020. They have been continualy turning brown on the outside of tire. Now they are a beige color on the outside of tire. It seems the tires are aging terribly. I complained to wittlins a few times about tires discoloration and the manager keeps telling me the tires are wearing fine and said discoloration is normal. Maybe a little discoloration but not like this and I do not even live in a warm climate. 235/50r18/sl (tires).

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Sumitomo 225/60r18 htr a/s p02 tires no visible dot registration number question as to the legitimacy of tires being used in USA meeting public safety standards.

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Michelin latitude tour hp 235/50r18 tires on 2011 Buick Regal. Tires replaced November 2014 and wore down to 4/32 tread on Dec 19,2016. Tire was rated for 55,000 mile wear. Lack of tread contributed to accident on that date. Car was unable to stop, sliding into the curb causing $4200 in damage even though accident was at low speed. Michelin will not replace tires. Car currently being repaired. Damage to wheels, suspension, steering gear. .

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Pirelli pzero nero all season tires. P235/50zr 18 97w 45,000 mile warranty. This was my 1st purchased of this brand of tire in 2015. After only about 15,000 in 2016, I was informed the tires were bald and needed replaced. I went back to place of purchase & pirelli gave me a discount for same type of tire as replacement, 4/8/2016. I now have been told these tires need replaced again to tire wear. I have been getting all tires rotated every 3 months, since I owned any car with any tires. Telephone starting 8-7-2017 were never returned to discuss stated tires. I found contact info on bbb web page, left messages for customer service as well as 2 individuals named as product/marketing. No return calls. I also took a screen shot of the bbb which reflected customer complaints in reference to the warranty issues with pirelli tires. And emailed it to pirelli company. I received a call from an individual in customer service, offered same tires at another discount, I stated that was not acceptable, as the quality, dependability and safety is the issue. He said there was no other option. I then received a call from a marketing individual, we had a long conversation about how I rotate tires every 3000 miles and his tires were defective, he requested I email him the invoice & phone log. After a few days I had to contact him, he insinuated I did not take proper care of the tires and only a small portion of the total cost would be refunded. Nhtsa needs to know about these tires, they do not even meet half of the warranty, and the company refuses to acknowledge there is a problem. These tires please need to be investigated. They are defective in quality, dependability as well as safety. By the way, I paid about $1,700 within 2 years for the stated tires.

- the contact called to inform NHTSA that he receive a recall letter from pep boys on his tires, the cooper futura 2000 radial lte, size 225/60/r16. The contact stated that he took his vehicle to pep boys to have them replace the tire because this is a pep boy recall, and they decline to do so. Pep boys stated they were unaware of the recall.

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- the contact stated had numerous flat tires on the 2002 Buick Regal. The contact was informed by the dealership the flat tires were due to the pealing of the chrome rims on the vehicle. The dealership resealed the rims on numerous occasions. However, they have never been replaced. The contact stated that the warning light illuminated when the vehicle tires were low and became flat. There weren't any particular road or weather conditions when tires went flat. The current and failure mileage were both 32100. Consumer states dealer informed her rims need relining that's why the tires keep going flat, dealer will not pay to have the rims replaced and consumer feels it the dealers responsibility. *4/17tr.

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Consumer took vehicle into the dealership to be inspected, and mechanic determined that b. F. Goodrich tires started to dry rot.

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Tread delaminated as vehicle was entering I-20 westbound in benbrook, TX. Photos available. Dt.

Blow out which resulted in broken axle and extensive damage to front fender, and bent rim. Also caused contusions to driver upon impact of hillside.

The tires on the car have failed. I have done the all of the scheduled rotations and alingments. The tires "goodyear eagle LS (225/60r16) on my 2001 Buick Regal are putting my life at risk when I drive everyday for work. I contacted Buick and they still are making a determination to replace these failed tires, at 23,900 miles. I believe that gm should of tested these tires before they had made the decision to put them on a quite pricy car. Goodyear I believe is at fault for producing such a tire that is a complete failure. I hope that something is done about this problem.

Vehicle belongs to my mother but I am writing for her. We were driving to hospital to visit dad when I noticed that the vehicle wanted to pull to the right. Asked my mom to take the car in to see if it needed an alignment. She took it to our local goodyear dealer in milton. The tech there said the tires were bad and showed her the tires, the tread was coming off the tire (two on the front), the rears were getting there. She purchased four new tires after the tech told her that he wouldn't even ride in the car. My mom kept one of the front tires to show me - and yes the tread was seperating from the tire. I still have the one tire. (dot number: w2m3 bcb tiresize: p215/70r15).

While driving rental car from alamo rental, vehicle experienced a flat tire, an inspection of the other 3 tires was done and noted that they were in very poor condition, tires were worn and wear indicators were showing, tires were 3 firestones and 1 general ameria, no other specific tire information given.

My goodyear eagle LS tires (original tires) failed to pass the state inspection at 16, 284 miles. The Buick dealership & discount tire both confirmed that the tread measured lower than accepted standards at 2/32 on the front tires and just barely passed at 4/32 on the back. Both confirmed it was even wear not caused by bad alignment. I could not believe my tires had gotten to the point of being unsafe on a new car with only 16,284 miles on it. I feel the goodyear tires gm used that year were not good and I feel this should be investigated on other cars from that time period. I was furious I had to spend $400 to purchase four new tires when I'd rotated these and did everything that was required of me. I'm just thankful for the state inspections that brought this to my attention and possibly saved me from an accident from a blow out. I would like to think I had some recourse for this unnecessary expense but doubt that I will. Thank you for your interest in public safety. (tiresize: p225/60r16)( dot number: tire size: p225/60r16 ).

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Firestone tire (p215/70r15) experienced blowout.

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A total of 5 tires failed. 2 in 1999 at 20000 miles which were replaced by the dealer without charge. One of the replacement tires failed shortly thereafter and was replaced. Last month the car developed a vibration and was taken to the dealer which advised the remaining 2 tires had seperated as well but they had too many miles on them to be replaced; further, neither did he tell my dad that it could be dangerous to drive the car with separations. (tiresize: p22570r15)( dot number: tire size: p22570r15 ).

Original equipment on this vehicle, firestone tdcspec1096ms tire size p21570r. One rear tire disintegrated which almost caused vehicle to flip and a crash. Please provide further information.

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Consumer states front tires experienced band separation, causing steering wheel to wobble during low and moderate speeds under 50 mph, the rear tires experienced cupping, causing a thumping sensation, michelin replaced all tires, the tires were goodyear eagle LS, p225/60r16.