Tire Sidewall Problems of Dodge RAM

: the contact stated while the vehicle was parked a bubble on the sidewall was noticed on the inner rear passenger tire. After the tire was changed with the spare, the vehicle was taken the dealership and the tire was replaced. Also while parked, there was sidewall separation noticed on the inner rear driver tire. The vehicle was taken to the dealership and the remaining 5 tires were replaced. These were goodyear 23580rr17 tires.

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While driving front tire sidewall/bead separated. Dealership was notified, but did not replace the tire. Goodyear, wrangler load range e, lt235/80r17.

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While driving and with no warning left rear tire sidewall started to separate, causing a tire blowout. Dealer notifed. Size p21575r15. Consumer states three out of the four tires had side wall separation.

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Driving at 55 mph the tire separated the tread from the sidewall and peeled all the way around. The tread is still like new. (tiresize: lt26575r16).

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Front passenger side and rear driver side original equipment, goodyear, wrangler tires with thirty thousand miles are deteriorated. Also, sidewalls cracked. Dealer has yet to be contacted.

Goodyear, p245/75r16, dot m670bl0r037 original equipment on a 1997, Dodge, Ram 1500 with 29000 miles. Right front and rear tires have splits in sidewall. Rear split is 10 mm from rim and is 22 mm long, 5 mm deep and 3 mm wide. Frontr split is 40 mm long, 6 mm deep and 3-4 mm wide. Goodyear wrangler rts.

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Bf goodrich radial tire (p245 75 r16) experienced sidewall separation which cause the consumer to lose control, the vehicle rolled several times, one person was injured due to the incident. (ohio traffic crash report).

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One tire failed due to a side wall blister and the other failed from driving over rough stones. Neither should have happened on a truck tire. Tire size space would not recieve all numbers. They are ap p245/75r 16 m+s.

This is a "load range e" goodyear tire problem. At 30081, 30805, 35213, and 38060 miles one each of the original equipment tires failed due to sidewall separation and was replaced at varying charges by goodyear. Now, at about 50,000 miles, one of the replacement tires has failed for the same reason. Goodyear is giving me a "run around" as has been the case in all previous occurances, variously claiming that the tire is "no longer avaailable" "on backorder" "no longer manufactured" "not adjustable" etc. It has now been two weeks since the last failure was shown to goodyear, and they claim not to be able to locate a replacement. I have complete documentation of each of these situations, dealer names and locations, and am ready to assist you in whatever way is appropriate. (dot number: unknown tiresize: lt24575r16).

Belt separated from tire. Sidewalls was shredded. (tiresize: p225/75r16).

Goodyear, wrangler, p265/75r16 , dot#4b73d5dr1900 sidewall separation on front passenger's side. Consumer was driving at highway speed when separation occurred. Tires had less than 20,000 miles on them.

1/2 in from the rim the tire looks like sun rot as well as all the way around the sidewall, it is cracked and splitting aon the front and back tire, my mechanic said that this is very unsafe and if the tire gets hot the front and back will blow out, these tires only have 26000 miles on them, I haul a horse trail and a camper and am very concered about a blow out , while hauling a load. Both techs that looked at these tires said that the cracking and splitting is not right? can you give me advice to help ??.