Tire Sidewall Problems of Chrysler Crossfire

2005 Chrysler Crossfire with continental tires. At 12000 miles the right rear tire developed a side wall bulge on the inside. I felt the bumping but did not see the problem. While traveling on interstate 70 the tire blew out. The dealer claimed road hazard damage and I had to purchase a new tire. At 20300 miles the left rear tire developed a bulge on the inside. This time I removed the tires to look for the problem. This tire has not blown out and the bulge is evident. Again the dealer is claiming road damage. Two tires, same manufacturer developed the same problem. If truly was road hazard why was there no bulges or ruptures on the outside side wall?.

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Developed a slow leak in the inner side wall of passenger side rear tire of my sport contact tire. There was only 6000 miles on it. The tire was not repairable and had to be relplaced. This is my second tire to replace on this car. At 3000 miles I had a blow out of the inner side wall to the drivers side rear tire. The dealer states that side wall damage is not covered by the warrenty. At about 310. 00 dollars per tire it get pricey.

The two front tire sidewall was defective. There was a bubble in the tires. Vehicle's performance was defective. The tires had to be replaced twice. Manufacturer stated no complaints, no recalls.

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