Tire Problems of Chrysler 300

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Tl the contact owns a 2018 Chrysler 300 equipped with goodyear eagle tires, size: 245/45z/r20 (na). While the vehicle was undergoing an oil change at derrow Chrysler Dodge Jeep ram of defiance (419-782-7373, located at 20390 county rd 424, defiance, OH 43512), it was diagnosed that the front passenger tire was split and the thread on the other three tires were completely worn. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The tires were not replaced. The vehicle and tire failure mileage was 75,500.

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2014 Chrysler 300. Consumer writes in regards to tire replacement and alignment issues. The consumer stated all four tires needed to be replaced on three seperate occasions.

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I purchased a 2005 Chrysler 300 in 2012. The car came with 4 cooper tires, cs4-265r17. In November of 2014 I noticed a wobble when driving the car. So I took the car to be serviced (balance/rotation/alignment). After all this work the car still wobbled. So mechanic took off each tire to investigate. Which he came to the conclusion that the bands in the tire have seperated. I purchased a new tire because I don't want to risk the safety of my child.

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All 4 tires are disintegrating from the inside out according to my mechanic. They look good on the outside, but he said they are unsafe to drive and to take back to costco for exchange. They are about 3 years old with less then 30000 miles out of 90000 warranty. Brand is michelin hydroedge, which is not listed in descriptions. Don't have dot # as car is at the mechanic.

Purchased 4 new tires . Have had 3 incidences of stem failure resulting in flat tires. Tire stems were replaced at tire kingdom, place of purchase.

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Goodyear integrity tires hydroplane everytime it rains. I have already had one accident because I couldn't stop. I've run a red traffic light and I have experimented in a parking lot and hydroplaned traveling at 15 mph.

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The contact owns a 2005 Chrysler 300. The vehicle has continental tires, size p/225/60/r18. The contact noticed abnormal tread wear on the tires. The dealer would not assist because the tires were not under warranty. The tires were replaced at the cost of $785. The contact still has possession of the tires and is in the process of notifying the manufacturer. The failure mileage was 24,000 and current mileage was 25,000. Updated 3/19/09 updated 03/23/09.

Had tires inspected because of noises , was told that at least 3 tires are defective, or choppy, also bumpy and vibration, tires were checked at the new car dealership and at the local good year tire center.

I have a 2006 Chrysler 300 hemi. Every since I bought it, I've been having problems with my tires and recently noticed that they are wearing down unevenly and quickly. I only have 46,000 miles on the car. Soon after noticing it, I saw on the news that they were doing a recall on continental tires. Later on that same day, I talked with a friend who had the exact same car I have. He informed me that he had seen the recall on the news as well. He told me that he had called the number that was given for the company and that they had paid him for each of his tires and also replaced them. I've been trying to get in contact with the company, but I haven't been able to get a hold of anyone by phone nor email. I really need to find out more about the recall and how I can go about getting my tires replaced as soon as possible.

My wife's 2005 Chrysler 300 awd pulls to the right. Dealer service center told me all tires have abnormal wear that was called cupping, and that they should not be rotated they are in the best position. Also, an alignment cannot be performed because of the wear, but all tires should be replaced and quoted a goodyear tire price of $650. The tires are continental ch95 with sealer. The car has aproximately 18,500 miles.

2005 Chrysler 300 customer states that the tires were bad when he purchased the car and wants to be reimbursed* the consumers vehicle would not pass state inspection. The consumer discovered the tires were self sealing tires.

At 22,000 miles, the tires on my 2005 Chrysler 300c are completely worn. The tires are continental 225/60r18 and should last at least 50,000 miles.

I leased a 2005 300 c in December 2005. Currently, as of January 2007, I have 14000 miles on it. I took it to the dealer because it is pulling to the right and it shakes at 65 mph. They say I need four new tires and the tires are worn down completely. These are continental self sealing tires. The dealer also stated that Chrysler is no longer putting these "crappy" tires on their cars. I am furious about replacing tires on a lease car that only has 14,000 miles on it!!!!! chrylser can keep their cars!.

The contact owns a 2005 Chrysler 300. The contact called regarding the continental contitouring tires. While driving 45 mph he heard a loud noise. The driver side rear tire exploded, but the contact was able to maintain control of the vehicle. The road conditions were dry, and there were no injuries. The contact has the tire and pictures available. This was the second time this failure occurred. The tires were previously replaced by the manufacturer because they failed to balance. The tire mileage was 16,000. The current mileage was 43,000, and failure mileage was 43,000. Update 05/10/tr.

Acquired 2006 300c - 2/1/2006 - w/continental tires. Noticed cupping on left front tire at 3,00 miles. Dealer checked alignment, suspension, etc. And said: "everything is within specs" and rotated tires. Service advisor stated tires should be rotated every 3,000 miles (?????). Follow-up call w/service manager - stated that the continental tires are "very soft" and wear prematurely. Asked about the "cradle mod" - and he stated that the "cradle mod" and revised alignment specs would have been applied to this vehicle, since it is a 2006. Left front tire is now cupping again at 6,000 miles. Why are these tires performing so badly when goodyear tires (also shipped on this vehicle) are performing ok? why would Chrysler continue to ship these vehicles w/the continental tires?.

Goodyear integrity tires on new car worn to belt at 19,000 miles. I have been involved in 2 separate incidents where my car spun in a circle turning in an intersection at 10 miles an hour.

Tires on Chrysler 300c need to be replaced at 15,000 miles. Tire is continental contitouring contact ch95. May be safety issue as consumers are not expecting to replace tires so early. Continental says tires not covered until consumer replaces them, and Chrysler did not disclose these are very high performance tires and would need to be replaced every 15,000-20,000 and say they cannot do anything either. This may also be a problem on the Dodge charger and magnum also. Very pleased with the car, but not with tire wear and possibility of accident resulting from premature tire wear.

I bought a new Chrysler 300c in the spring of 2005. After 13,000 miles, I am told the tires are bad and I am being told I have to buy four more tires. I am not aware that they are high performance tires and am being told that continental will not cover the new tires.

Tires defective,I own a 300c Chrysler vehicle that have continental tires on it size 225/60hr/18 that am being told by my dealership [meadowlands of carmel,NY) that they need to be replaced,these tires should have lasted 60,000 miles and my vehicle only has 21,000 miles on it,and continental would only give me 50 dollars per tire,was also informed by service rep billy o'brien that they had another 300c that tires had to be replaced at 12,000 miles,and these tires are after market and they have less tread on them. If anything becomes of this letter I would like the continental tires that are put on Chrysler vehicles looked into,this could become a safety problem, accident waiting to happen. The tire size I mention was not listed on your form so I just clicked what you had.

Tires on 2005 Chrysler 300c prematurely wore out, dealer referred to continental tires , continental tires made modest and ineffective adjustment. Tires were rotated every 4 to 5000 miles and 95% of driving was highway. Only tire made for his car is continental. Forced to buy same tire again.

Rapid wear of tires on new car. Severely cupped and down to tread wear indicators in under 20000 miles. Tire manufacturer and car manufacturer unresponsive in replacement of tires.

The contact stated upon routine maintenance of vehicle the dealer informed the contact that the tires eeded to be replaced. The contact stated he should not need to have new tires because the tires only had 20,000 miles on them at this time. The dealer stated there were wires coming through on two of the tires. The consumer did have the tires replaced on his vehicle. The tires were the original equipment on his vehicle when purchased. The tire manufacturer is continental. The contact has not contacted the tire manufacturer, but has contacted the dealer of the vehicle. And they informed the contact that the tire manufacturer was the one who would warranty the tires. The contact stated he did have the tires rotated 3 times before the dealer indicated the tires needed to be replaced. The consumer did contact the manufacturer and they were not willing to assist.

Rapid wear of tires on new car. Severely cupped and down to tread wear indicators in under 19000 miles. Tire manufacturer and car manufacturer unresponsive in replacement of tires.

Rapid wear of tires on new car. Severely cupped and down to tread wear indicators in under 12000 miles. Tire manufacturer and car manufacturer unresponsive in replacement of tires.

Contact went to dealership to have inspection done and the car. However,it did not pass inspection because the tires were unsafe because of their condition. This was a safety issue because the owner's manual advised the rotation tires every 3,000 miles up to 72 months. She has done that, but the tires were worn out. She called continental to get the tires from the warehouse. The ware house did not have any of the continental, contours plus tires. She placed an order for new tires, but it will be approximately 2 weeks before they will be in. She talked to a representative at continental, and he told her the tires were good until 60,000 miles. Her car had 20,000 miles. She felt that people were being mislead by owner's manual as to how long tires will last.

Goodyear tire. Integrity p215/65r17. This tire came with the vehicle when purchased brand new. The consumer heard a noise from the tire and went back to the dealer and was told that the tire was defective, however the tire was under warranty and to return it to the goodyear dealer. The owner later contacted the goodyear manufacturer who stated the tire was not defective. The owner took the tire to mr. Tire who inspected the tire and said that the belts had shifted within the tire. Provide further details.