Tire Problems of Chevrolet Cruze

When going in to get new tires, I was infomred the primwall 205/55r16 I had had put on the car less than 2 years ago are now seperating. So far, the company is unwilling to replace them.

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The contact owns a 2016 Chevrolet Cruze equipped with continental tires, tire line: conti pro contact, tire size: 195/65/r15, dot number: p5aewbnu1018. The contact stated while driving 45 mph, there was an abnormally loud sound coming from the front and rear passenger’s side tires. Upon visual inspection, that contact found no issues with the tires. The contact stated that the tires were original tires. The cause of the failure was not yet determined. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 89,000.

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215/60r16. H tp tour as.

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The tires installed August 2020 were 205/55r16 from goodyear. They were the all season assurance tires. They had travelled about 10,000 miles since install. On November 26, on I 95 sb near mile marker 3 (near GA state line), tread flew past wife’s window and the tpms system indicated pressure in the right front tire at 1. This sudden issue could have caused a crash or injury. The vehicle is currently at the shop that installed the tires and is being investigated.

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Looking for a recall nothing ? a lot of road noise from tires on a 2013 chevy cruz with 31000 miles.

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The contact owns a 2011 Chevrolet Cruze equipped with goodyear assurance tires, size p215/55r17. The contact stated that the front passenger side tire was separating from the rim and leaking air. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the tire needed to be replaced. The tire was replaced. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The VIN and vehicle failure mileage were unknown. The approximate tire failure mileage was 43,000.

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I have a 2012 chev cruz with a tire that keeps losing pressure. The chev garage told me that it has several micro holes and recommended replacement at $250/tire and that I needed to buy 2 (because you can't just replace one). I asked the technician how this can happen and he said it's nothing I did and that michelin tires are known to have flaws such as this but no recall on my tires yet. Dot: b9mt 003x 0912 (p225 45r18) 91w (michelin pilot hx mxm4) (134388m) . Very frustrated as this is a new car.

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I took my vehicle in complaining of a strange noise, almost like a "pop" when braking. When the dealership looked at it they told me it was the struts. They stated they were waiting on a recall from Chevrolet and that I should just continue to keep calling and checking on it. I called them each month since. Each time they assured me it would not affect my vehicle at all and that it would be fine. Obviously, a strut is a part of the car, it must be needed to function or it would not be on there. I have no idea how this is affecting my vehicle including my tire wear, brakes, and overall structure of the vehicle. There has still been no recall issued and the problem still exists.

When entering a curve vehicle shakes after about a hour of driving dealer could not duplicate so I took it to a friend of mine who is a race car mechanic for 30 years and he showed me the issue the tires they put on the chevy Cruze the 215-60-16 firestone fr710 is a s speed rated tire this should be a t or a h speed rated the Cruze will exceed the 112mph the tires are rated for and this could cause them to bust I actually had one pop off the rim and deflate this low grade of tire is not made for curvy roads which is what is causing the bumping people are experiencing during cornering.

Left front tire slowly losing air. While 2011 chevy Cruze was at matick Chevrolet for steering shaft recall (@ approx. 9000 miles) I requested that the service department inspect the left front tire for an air leak. I suggested it could be the internal air pressure sensor was slowly leaking. I work in the auto supply chain and I have heard of the pressure sensors leaking air. Dealership informed me that checked for air leaks in a water tank and could not find anything. The tire continues to lose approximately 5 psi over a 3 or 4 week period. Dealership did not offer to replace the sensor and told me some tires "just" leak air.