Chrysler Town & Country owners have reported 12 problems related to tire sidewall (under the tire category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Chrysler Town & Country based on all problems reported for the Town & Country.
Pin hole in sidewall of passenger front good year tire 225/65r16. Dot m742 jb1r 3613. Tires are warranted for 65,000 miles and I have driven with them for about 30,000 miles.
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Falken tires ze512 worn premature outer wear due to sidewalls not strong enough for this type of vehicle. Someone should of been able to know this and save me (and others) some major $$$ on new tires.
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Toyo spectrum tires' sidewall not strong enough for Chrysler town&country. Had to replace. Not a good tire for that type of vehicle.
All tires has sidewall cracking causing slow leaks.
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The contact owns a 2001 Chrysler town and country with tbc classic radial tires (tire size p215/70r15). While driving 65 mph he experienced a blow out on the sidewall of the stated that the driver side rear tire. He stated that the he also experienced a blow out on the driver side front tire. The tires were replaced. The current mileage was 75,100 and the failure mileage was 70,000. The tire size was p215/70r15 however; it was not included in drop-down menu.
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Apparent sidewall failure on bridgestone turanza el42 tire at 4622 miles on a new minivan.
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I have had to replace 3 bridgestone el42 tires due to them having small pinholes in the sidewall. The first tire was on 2005 Chrysler Town & Country and the second and third tires on a 2006 Town & Country. Each tire had small pin holes in the sidewall. I told the bridgestone dealer that I thought the tires were defective and that three tires with the same problem was a lot more than coincidental. He told me that there was no recall on the tires and that I had to pay for new ones since side wall leaks cannot be repaired. I told him that bridgestone didn't recall the Ford explorer tires until forced to.
: the contact stated there were 1/8 inch deep puckers in the sidewalls of all four tires. The vehicle was taken to a service dealer. The tires were inspected and deemed unsafe due to a flaw which was not discussed with the contact. The tire manufacturer was notified and authorized replacement of the tires. Updated 9/20/2006 -.
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On January 17, 2004, I had costco install 4 new michelin x-radial dt tires on my Chrysler minivan. On December 29, 2004, I noticed a bulge the size of 1/2 tennis ball in the sidewall of the left rear tire. I immediately had it replaced by costco. On January 28, 2005, I had my Chrysler dealer replace all four tire pressure sensors, replaced at costcos expense, because of damage done to them during the initial tire installation. On February 15, 2005, without a "low pressure" warning, and without striking any road hazard, the left front tire exploded. In the almost 2 miles it took to cross 5 lanes of fast moving traffic, the tire disintegrated into what michelin calls a "run flat" condition, damaging the wheel valued at just over $600. Of course what was left of the tire exhibited "run flat" conditions but that was only after what possibly was a blow out due to another defect in the sidewall. Michelins response was that there wasn't enough tire left for them to determine the real cause of the failure. Mr. Terry vanchoff, one of michelin's customer claims managers also said, "with the new government rulings after the firestone debacle, even though they may have paid my claim in the past due to good customer relations, now, the government treats every paid claim as admitting that there was a defect and counts against them. If this is true, I think it does a disservice to the consumer as well as the company. I for one, a lifelong michelin tire purchaser, will actively look to other tire manufacturers for my future needs because of poor customer relations regarding my claim. After extensive review of the NHTSA complaint files, I can't believe that so many "coincidences" occurred with michelin sidewall failures to so many "uninformed" consumers that they were all caused by underinflated tires or damage due to striking a road hazard. In conclusion, please check the following dot #'s for sidewall issues before someone gets hurt: m30dhu8x4303; 3103; 4503 & 3403.
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On July 1, 2003 noticed a large bulge, approximately four inches in diameter, on the side wall of driverside rear tire of my new Chrysler town&country minivan. Called dealership and got an appointment for July 2, 2003 to get tire checked. Went out on morning of July 2 to take car to dealership the bulge had ruptured and tire was flat without car being driven since buldge was noticed. Tire is a bridgestone turanza el 42 215/65r16 987m+s el42b2 with approximatly 3800 miles of use.
While driving about 40 mph in the rain, right front tire lost air. Then, consumer found out that tire had experienced sidewall separation. Goodyear, integrady, 215/70r15, dot m634. Dot#m634c9wr.
Sudden unexpected blowout of right front tire at 70 mph on interstate 10 in texas. Immediate symptoms were drop of vehicle's right front, pulling of vehicle toward the right, and loud noise. Pulled to shoulder immediately after ensuring vehicle control, reducing speed, and avoiding adjacent traffic. Tread has completely separated from both sidewalls after 3,000 miles on oem equipment. No visible indication of puncture or other road hazard. Proper inflation observed before incident and after on each remaining tire, including full sized spare. Dot of all tires is m30d-erkx-5000. In possession of tread and both sidewalls as of 03/19/2001. Contacted Chrysler dealer who referred to tire manufacturer. Contacted tire mfg authorized representatives who offered typical retail shop answers such as "improper maintenance" or "you ran over something". Purchase date of vehicle is 01/31/2001 (approx 40 days of use). I have other information from the tires including paper barcode information if useful. (dot number: 30derkx500 tiresize: 215/65 r16).
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Tire Pressure Monitoring System problems | |
Tire problems | |
Tire Valve problems | |
Spare Tire problems | |
Tire Sidewall problems | |
Tire Blowout problems | |
Tire Tread/belt problems | |
Tire Bead problems | |
Tire Bubble problems | |
Tire Bulge problems |