Tire Sidewall Problems of Chevrolet Impala

4 tire sidewall dry rot leading to a partial sidewall separation on 1 tire, approximately 1 inch in size. These were new 50,000 mi tires on a new Chevrolet. They were replaced at 48,000 mi. , there was plenty of tread at time of replacement. All 4 were replaced by dealer. I have a picture if needed.

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Sidewall failure: firestone precision touring, p225-60r16 m+s. Dot:8xx0 r3d. The tire was sitting in driveway for a couple of weeks. I noticed the tire pressure went down to about 10 pounds. I filled the tire back up to 36 pounds. Two days later the tire was again down to about 15 pounds. I refilled the tire, went to have the tread checked for a puncture. Nothing found. The next morning the tire was flat. On refilling the tire, I felt and heard air escaping from the tire. I felt around and found about a 3/4 to 1 inch split in the sidewall. There was no [hysical damage to the tire, it was the left front tire. I am thankful this happened now, as we were planning to take a trip to alaska through canada in a couple of months. 2002 Chevrolet Impala.

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The original equipment tires on my father's car, goodyear eagles, wore so badly on the inside that the tread split near the sidewalls & was coming off. I, a 69 year old woman, was about to leave on a trip during a downpour. Fortunately, the national tire store that I use discovered the problem when doing a free pressure check or I could have had a serious problem while on the road. I know that the store didn't take advantage of me because I actually looked at the tires myself. The last tire rotation was performed by the dealer at 26,593 miles & I was not advised of uneven wear at that time.

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The contact owns a 2010 Chevrolet Impala equipped with good year radial tire p225-55r17 95t, department of transportation number m643hhdr061, serial number 0266496130292535. The contact noticed the passenger front tire failed. The vehicle was taken to a local repair shop who stated that the failure was located at the tire sidewall which had a leak. The dealer was contacted they advised the failure was not due to a defected side wall. The dealer stated the contact drove over an object on the road causing the tire to fail and they will not be responsible for the cost for the tire replacement. The tire was replaced. The failure mileage was 3,500 and the current mileage was 39,050.

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Sidewalls on all the tires were wearing down abnormally!!! 19,000 miles and I need to buy 4 new tires!!!.

2006 Chevrolet Impala with sidewall failure on the tires. Consumer states that the tires are high preformance tires. He was told that the these tires are prone to this type of failure.

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The contact owns a 2007 Chevrolet Impala. The contact stated that at 5,000 miles his goodyear integrity (175/70r13) tires failed. He noticed a bulge in the sidewall of the front passenger side tire. The front two tires were replaced and the front drivers side tire was used as a spare. Two weeks later, the spare had a bulge in the sidewall. The dot number and engine size were unknown. The current mileage is 5,807 and failure mileage was 5,000.

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Tire sidewall blowout/separation at 45 mph, tire did not hit anything, separation.

B. F. Goodrich sidewall tire failure.

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