Tire Tread/belt Problems of Chevrolet Colorado

The good year tires that I purchased are making a high speed vibration. I feel that my safety is at high risk when I am driving on the highway. I did seek help from a independent service center. They rebalanced the tires, and one tire was replaced under warranty. I paid $65. 00 out of my pocket. The vehicle has not been inspected by the manufacture, etc. There were no warning lamps or messages.

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I have a 2006 chevy Colorado. Still practically brand new with only 26,000 miles on it. I began experiencing bad vibration while driving and took it back to the dealership nerly two weeks ago. They said the tire tread is worn and the tires could blow at any minute. The general ameri gs60 tires are supposed to have a 80,000 mile warranty yet no one is standing behind this warranty. Neither the dealership or general themselves. How do I get this issue resolved? my tires have been rotated according to schedule. . . There is no reason these two front tires should be the way they are!.

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Failure of four continental touring contact as tires, size 235 60/r 17, due to tread separation. One tire failure occurred on 11/26/2006 and the remaining three tires had tread separations identified on 1/29/2007.

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Tread separation after about 33,000 miles (2 yr, 8 month time) on continental touring contac as p235/50r17 tire installed on Chevrolet Colorado truck as original equipment.

Took car to wal-mart service to have oil change and tires rotated. Was advised that the general tires, which were o. E. Tires had a belt separation (24k miles) and that they were unsafe and they refused to rotate.

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: the contact stated four months after purchase, the front tires were wearing abnormally. The dealership aligned the vehicle. Four months later, the dealership determined the wearing was worse on the inside. The manufacturer of the vehicle was contacted and two months later the two front tires were replaced. Two months later, these tires are wearing abnormally in the middle. There has been no determination as to why the wear is occurring *general tires).

General, ameritrac tire size p265/75r15 blew out on 8-25-05 while driving at 70 mph. There were no previous problems with the tire. The location of the tire was on the rear passenger's side. The tire could not be fixed. The dealer could not find any evidence of what caused the tire to blow out. The consumer filed a complaint of general tires # 05677.

I have a 2004 chevy Colorado with the sport package / low profile tires. I have had one blow-out already and now have a front tire that has an approx. 12" bubble in it that occured when driving on a day at 70mph. The bubble is approx. 3" in height. The truck has only 28,000 miles and has now gone thru two tires.

225 75 r15 general ameri-gs60 tires, all 4 tires are separating on the out side tread and the first and second tread bands. These tires are standard equipment on my 2005 chevy Colorado. The tire were made 0505. The truck had a bad vibration as the tread began to come apart. I told my dealer and he ordered replacement tires. This happen with 3057 miles on the truck.

I own a 2004 Chevrolet Colorado and I am experiencing a shake due to the tires heating up/cooling off, and getting flat spots from that.