Tire Blowout Problems of Dodge Dakota

While traveling at an approximated speed of 15mph on a forest service road the sidewall of the tire blew out. Weather was clear, 70 degrees f.

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The contact owns a 2003 Dodge Dakota with bf goodrich tires, long trail, dot# ap72f821, size p265/70/r16. The contact stated that all four tires failed state inspection due to abnormal tread wear. Premature tread wear on the tires increased the risk of a tire blow-out. The manufacturer has been notified. The current and failure mileages were 14,721. Updated 10/21/09. Updated 10/20/jb.

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Complaint received via e-mail. Driver's side goodyear tire blew wout, causing a collision and bodily injuries on interstate 94. Vehicle spun out of control and hit a concrete median head-on.

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When rolling over a piece of wood in the road right rear tire blew out. No injures reported. Consumer also learned that he couldn't purchase tires on vehicle , only passenger side tires are available.

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While driving at 25 mph, the driver heard a loud noise coming from the left rear of the vehicle. The consumer pulled over to investigate the noise and noticed that the left rear tire had blown out. After going to several tire dealers they offered no suggestions but to replace the tire at the consumers expense.

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While driving at 65 mph and with no warning left rear tire tread separated, causing the tire to blowout. Consumer had to pull over. Michelin , pilot ltx, size# p/255/55r17 dot# unknown. Dealer had been notified.

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The consumer ran over a small piece of gravel which caused the rear passenger tire to blow out.

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While driving the rear passenger side tire blew out without warning . The dealer was notified ( size#p26570r16 and dot#pk72wdwr4001).

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Purchased a new truck and four days later had a blow out on the right rear tire. I went to a local goodyear dealer and he said the tire was cut (appeared to from loading or unloading during transit). I am absolutely certain I did not run over anything large enough to leave a gash of that size. There was a four inch section that blew out of the tire and goodyear would only offer a discount on a new tire. It appears that goodyear is not concerned about the welfare of their customers, because they will not stand behind their product.

The right rear tire experienced a blowout while traveling highway speed of 70 mph with only the driver in a 2001, Dodge, Dakota, original equipment, tire size 265/70r16, dot#4872wdwr4700, manufactured in canda. Goodyear was notified but did not want to pay the cost for the tires.

Tire blowout- the tires have less than 8000 miles on them firestone firehawk p2257015 these are not on the list yet but I am concerned about them. Is anybody doing anything about this tire? can I get them replaced at a lower cost, if they are not on the list? I do not want these tires on my truck. ( dot number: hyuujba489 tire size: p2257015 ).

This tire blew out on the freeway with no warning at freeway speed,the tire destroyed the aluminium rim, I sent what was left of the tire to pirelli, they claim that their examination indicates no manufacturing defects, but that the "tire suffered an impact to the wheel at the 6:00 clock position the impact was severe enough to cause complete deflection of the tire down to the well smearing the interliner rubber on the well of the wheel. " I did not have an impact, the tire blew out without warning. I have retained the tire and rim. I have 2 other tires on my vehicle and I am concerned that there may be a defect in the tire. (dot number: ckhfgbc356 tiresize: 215/75r15).

A tire blew up which was oem at only 14,000 miles at highway speed under no weight load in the bed. I'm in a truck club of fellow Dakota owners. At least 6 others have stated problems with the stock eagle LS tires exploding at 14,000 miles. While I only sustained damage of a blown tire and damaged rim, others have had multiple accidents with different eagle LS tires blowing at differnet times. I've contacted goodyear and Dodge directly. Unfortunately I didn't have the presence of mind to save the blown tire and rim for inspection. I don't expect anything personally from this but it would be nice if someone could look into this specific brand of tire. Thank you. (tiresize: 255/65/15)( dot number: tire size: 255/65/15 ).

Two goodyear tires blew out.

Tire blewout,looks to be tire separated was cause. (dot number: w2hh awb tiresize: p225/75r15).