Table 1 shows two common tire related problems of the 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 2500.
| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Spare Tire problems | |
| Tire Sidewall problems |
Goodyear tires delaminating ! goodyear wrangler sra, lt265/60r20e traveling on I-40 in arizona in October 2016 and a rear tire comes apart for no apparent reason with only 24k on the truck. Safely stopped the truck and installed the spare tire. Thankfully no one was killed or injured and the truck and r/v did not roll over and crash ! now feeling bumping in the other three tires due to onset of delamination. Took truck to the chevy dealer in lake havasu city and they told me. . . We will replace the one tire that has grossly came apart but. . . Nope sorry we can't do anything with the others "we don't see a bubble" the dealer in has told me to "run them there fine". These tires are separating too and if I do as the dealer suggests by "run them there fine" and another one lets go and I wreck out killing my wife and children and smear bodies all over the highway, who's on the hook ??? disgusting how this dealerships decisions about an entire families safety and that on the general public is based on nothing more them profit !!!.
Lt265/60r20 121s e yokohama geolander at4, manufacturer date of 2924. While driving south on interstate 95, the driver’s side rear tire sidewall blew out, inside sidewall. The tires have approximately 14000 miles on them. There were no sidewall defects noticed approximately 4000 miles prior during a tire rotation. Nothing was hit in the roadway and proper pressure is maintained in all tires. There was no indication, tpms warning, that the tire was losing pressure prior to the blow out. There does not appear to be any damage to the tread area of the tire. Control of the vehicle was maintained to a stop in the breakdown lane. There were no injuries.