Tire Tread/belt Problems of Chrysler Town & Country

The contact owns a 2007 Chrysler town and country equipped with continental conti pro contact tires, size: 225/55r17 (na). While attempting to enter the vehicle, the contact noticed that the rear passenger tire was flat. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic where it was diagnosed that the tread was separated on the tire, and the other tires were exhibiting the same failure. The tires were replaced. The tires were replacement tires. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The approximate vehicle failure mileage was 105,932 and the tire failure mileage was 30,000.

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1- normal day to day driving or parked 2- no object in tire was told "it was a leak". And not defect -- happened two separate occasions to 2 different tries on new vehicle 3- tires were patched and are on vehicle.

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When I had my tires rotated on my 2005 Chrysler t&c at 18,000 miles they said I had radial pull. Chrysler didn't suggest to replace tires, so I rotated them at 23,000 miles and still had the same result. Now they say I should replace them to correct the pull. I don't think tires should wear out at 24,000 while they have plenty of tread left. The tires are bridgestone turanza el42.

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While driving 45 mph rear passenger side tire vibrated violently. When taking the vehicle into the dealer they stated that the tire tread was separating.

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Consumer indicated tread separated from tires on three different occasions while driving at 50 mph. Michelin, mx4, size 215/65r16, dot: m30derkx2300.

Firestone, daytona radial a/s, p225/60r16; while driving 65mph front left tire had tread separation, and right front had tread separation. 2 front tires dot number vdxo dcb 269, rear driver side vdxo-dcb269 and rear passenger side vdxo_dcb 399.

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Firestone, dot hjhbclh209, p21565r16; while traveling at 65-70 mph vehicle started to pull and vibrate, upon inspection the consumer noticed that a tread had separated. *akall four tires were inspected before trip and checked again the day after the incident, the other three tires were found to be the same pressure (38psi).

Consumer was traveling about 70mph on highway and heard a thumbing and banging noise. Because it was hitting up against the undercarriage of vehicle, left rear tire separated. Michelin tires, p215-65-r15, and there were no injuries.

Consumer had problems with a tearing on a tire. Dealer was contacted, and stated that the rims were bad.

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