Tire Problems of Dodge Durango - part 2

I exited a highway on an off ramp. My speed had dropped to 50mph when I heard the rear tire begin to flop and saw it begin to smoke heavily. Upon examining the tire I found that the tread had seperated from the belts for approx. Half of the circumference of the tire. It was a clean seperation with no rubber left on the belts of the tire where the seperation had occured. We had been driving for approx. 40 minutes at 65mph before the incident occured. ( dot number: tire size: 31x10. 5r15 ).

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When driving 65 mph the left rear goodyear tires model 31-1050r15 blewout, causing poor steering control. Consumer has contacted the dealer. Owner contacted goodyear, they refused to pay for replacements, so owner had to pay for them. . Et.

Tire failed, goodyear wouldn't replace the tire. Had to purchase a new tire beacuse they claimed it was road hazard the entire tire collapse from seperation within the walls of the tire. No punctures etc. Could be detected from my view. The tire was soft in the inner wall.

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All four tires have started to crack where the tread and side wall meet. The reason given by the company for not replacing the defective tire was all four tires have several cuts in the side wall in addition to the tires being dry rotted where the treads meet with the side wall. Tires have been amoral 2 in 15 thousand miles. Consumer states the claim was denied without seeing the tires. Tire size 255/75/15.

Consumer states that the tires are rouning out, causing vibration in the steering wheel. Took to dealer, and dealer was offering to replace the bad tire with a brand new same brand model tire.

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Rear tires break away on wet pavement.

When driving on wet pavement at 30 mph rear tires broke. Rear of vehicle went into a spin sideways, causing vehicle to go into a ditch. Consumer has contacted the dealer. Please provide any further details.