Tire Bubble Problems of Chevrolet Suburban

Driving rural road @55 mph. Left rear tire tread separated. No contact with road debris or potholes previous. Tpms indicated 73 psi in unloaded vehicle. Loss of control was probable had this occurred on a curve or with traffic or rain. 3 of 4 tires have failed due bubbles. This is a defect in manufacture nobodies luck is that bad.

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Good year tire failure. Bubbling occurring on interior side walls. Cupping also occurring. I have had 9 good year tires in four years on my 2002 Chevrolet Suburban.

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I have a Suburban with wilderness le tires - p265 70r 16. Had a "flat tire" while driving. When I stopped to put air into the tire, it was totally mishaped with numerous bubbles in the rubber. Could find no apparent reason for the flat, and could still hear air escaping through the tire. My vehicle was assembled in mexico at the plant that is involved in the recalls. The recall covers tires from cars assembled in that plant in April and may of 2000. My car was assembled there in August of 2000. I believe that the recall should possibly be extended to a larger time frame. I am going to have all of my tires inspected.

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Tire had bubble that was caught before it failed. (tiresize: p265/70r16).

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While traveling at approximately 70 mph in Chevrolet, Suburban 1999 there was vibration in vehicle. Upon examination, right rear of tire had a section of tread peeling off and there was a bubble forming where tread meets sidewall. Firestone, size - lt245/75r16 were original equipment on vehicle, and had approximately 47,000 miles on the tires. Consumer states that all tires have been replaced due to other failures, a tire man examined the tires and stated that all of them had broken places in the steel belts.

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