Tire Problems of Cadillac CTS

The contact owned a 2004 Cadillac Cts equipped with uniroyal tiger paw touring tires, size: 235/55r17 99hm+s (na). While driving approximately 25 mph on slightly wet roads, the vehicle began to hydroplane, drove into a ditch, and crashed into a tree. The vehicle's tires failed to gain traction in order for the contact to gain control of the vehicle. The air bags failed to deploy. The vehicle was destroyed and towed. A police report was filed. The contact received face, arm, and back injuries that required medical attention. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The VIN and dot number were unknown. The approximate vehicle and tire failure mileage was 143,000.

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2014 Cadillac Cts. Consumer writes in regards to four flat tires due to low profile wheels. The consumer believed in order to eliminate the problem, Cadillac needs to replace the 19 inch wheels and tires with 18 inch wheels and tires that came equipped on the vehicle. The consumer stated she was never informed the 19 inch wheels and tires would be so easily damaged, just by driving on the highway.

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Michelin pilot hx mxm4 oem (original equipment) tires at 40,000 miles have chunks of tread coming off both of the front tires (the form does not permit noting more than a single tire but it is both front tires) of a well-maintained, dealer maintained (under warranty and then under gm protection plan extended warranty) one-owner vehicle. Internet search shows this is widespread problem and that michelin acknowledged a manufacturing defect in this tire line. Yet michelin never recalled the tires and michelin representative was unconcerned with the safety implications, only discussing warranty issues not the safety issue which was the basis of my call.

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16,000 miles on my "vogue" tires and the tread fell off.

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While in reverse, front steering seams to skip. It feels like a 4wd. I took it to an authorized dealer and they told me it was normal. They even showed me a bulletin from gm that explained the problem was normal and to do no repairs. After driving 15,000 miles, it has steadily gotten worse. I took it in again. Again they told me it was normal. While there, they tried to sell me new tires because my rear tires are bald. They said it was from high speed starts. I explained that a 73 year old person(my wife) is not out drag racing and there for, they must be defective tires. They contacted continental tires(the maker of the tires) whom replaced the tires, but stated 15 to 20 thousand miles are average for those tires. At $500 each, I would expect to get more miles out of the tires. Not happy at all.

I purchased a used Cadillac Cts from bill jacobs in joliet, IL (jefferson st. ) I paid for the car with my trade a 07 hummer h3 in perfect working order. I was also to receive payment in cash from the dealership for the difference, which to date I have not received. Within 24 hours the car started to vibrate, I contacted the dealer prior to 24 hours being up and notified them that there was something wrong with the car, that had already been certified by the dealership mechanics. I brought the car in for service, and was given a loaner. I explained to several representatives that I was concerned that the car was not reliable and did not have a good feeling about keeping the car due to it being certified by a mechanic and still having mechanical difficulties. The dealer offered to fix the vehicle, I oblidged. The service manager stated that there was an issue with the tires, possibly due to the rims but he needed additional time to determine what the issue was. I spoke with the sales manager and told him that my confidence in his dealership was 0 and that I wanted to just give them the Cadillac back and take my reliable car back. John the manager stated that was not going to happen. I explained to him that the car was sold with a mechanical defect and that I had no confidence that this would be a reliable car. I went into the dealership today (09/11) the third day with no car and explained that I was not comfortable with the dealership or thier ability to provide a reliable car to me in the price range that had been negotiated with the previous deal. They outright refused to give me my trade in back and said it was too late. They were unwilling to sell it back to me at the price of the deal for trade and recommended I pick another car on the lot. As was the issue with my original visit, there was no other car I was interested in. I like the car I bought and would have been a pleased consumer had that car not been a defect. I of course became hysterical because th.

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The contact owns a 2006 Cadillac Cts. The vehicle has b. F. Goodrich touring t/a tires. While driving over 40 mph, the vehicle shook uncontrollably. The dealer stated that the tires were defective, cuffed, and threaded. The tires were replaced, but the vehicle continued to shake at speeds over 45 mph. On a separate occasion, the dealer rearranged the tires, performed an alignment, and a balance; however, the failure persisted. The manufacturer stated that they could not assist because the contact had not maintained regular maintenance on her tires. She planned to purchase four new tires in hopes that it would remedy the failure. The tires were the original tires on the vehicle at the time of purchase. The tire size was unknown. The failure and current mileages were less than 46,736.

Two tires had tread separation. Both were replaced with new tires after 9,000. The brand name is 'nankang', made in korea, size 245-50-16 radial. They were purchased at big o tire company.

I purchased a used 2005 Cadillac in Dec. 2005 with six thousand miles. At 12000 I took the car to a dealer because of front end vibration and he said the good year tires had flat spots and recommended that I put another brand of tires on the car. After two months Cadillac has only agreed to replace two tires and I pay for two. All four tires are bad. Cadillac and the dealer has tried to place fault with me but I have complied with all the warranty requirements. These are defective tires and Cadillac will not cover their warranty.

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Customer purchased a Cadillac with runflat tires and the tires were bad and customer wants goodyear to give him another set of tires* the consumer had run flat tires on his vehicle.

Vehicle commenced to fish tail while driving 65 mph. Vehicle was taken to a repair shop, and they were unable to locate the cause of the problem. Dealer was notified.

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Goodyear eagle 225/55r16 dot#m6t4lndr1203 the consumer had the tires rotated on his vehicle every 4 months. The consumer went to the dealer and was informed that the tires were bad and had to be replaced. There was only 23,000mi on the tires. The consumer was also told that the manufacturer has put a hold on the production of these tires. Provide further details.

Tires needed replacement at 30,000 miles due to wear and poor condition. The tires came with the new vehicle. I had previous;ly requested the dealer at about 24,000 miles to check the tires because of steering vibration and aberrent sounds from the wheels.