Four problems related to tire have been reported for the 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe based on all problems reported for the 2007 Tahoe.
The contact owns a 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe equipped with mavis tires, tire line: mavis a/s ht, tire size: 255/70/r18, dot number: 1tb y1pa5c 1322. The contact purchased the tires at a mavis tire shop while on vacation. While driving the vehicle back to the residence, the vehicle was shaking abnormally rough at highway speeds. The vehicle was taken to a tire shop where the tires were placed on a wheel balance machine, and the contact became aware that all four tires had a bulge on the sidewalls. The tire shop discovered that the dot number dates on each tire were dated differently than the paperwork provided at the mavis tire retailer and that the dates had been falsified for each tire. The tires were not replaced. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 900.
Bridgestone dueler h/l p275/60r20 alenza had a slow leak for about a year that I couldn't find. Today the sidewall completely brew out on the highway at 70 mph. There was no curb rash or noticeable physical damage anywhere on the sidewall prior to the sidewall failure.
Brand new tires installed on vehicle by americas tire store on 7/29/24. Received a phone call from our son 7/30/24 7pm of complete tire blow out on hwy. Lost control of vehicle but managed to pull off hwy where he proceeded to contact us as well as aaa. Took back in to americas tire said they would replace tire but had no explanation as to why this happened on a brand new tire. According to aaa a lot of tire manufacturers cutting corners producing defective tires.
: the contact stated while traveling 45 mph, the vehicle's rear passenger tire drove over a nail and lost air pressure. Upon inspection, it was noticed that a dime size piece of rubber was missing along the middle of the tread. The vehicle was driven to a tire repair shop, who replaced the defective tire with a full size spare. The contact did not notice any vibration while driving prior to the incident. The tire manufacturer was contacted, and determined that the contact could have hit an object on the road, causing the tread separation. The service dealer was contacted, and provided no assistance. The contact expressed that the vehicle was not safe to drive, if a piece of tire ripped off so easily. The tire was a bridgestone dueler 684, size: p265/70r17.