Ten problems related to tire have been reported for the 1999 Ford E-350. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
Tl- the contact owns a 1999 Ford E-350 superduty motor home equipped with nexen roadian ht/lt lt225/ 75r16 tires dot number: beakbamr3312. The contact sated that while driving at various speeds the steering wheel began to shake. The contact took the tire to the dealer walmart who diagnosed that the steel belt is fractured on the passenger front tire. The failure mileage was approximately 91,012 and the tire mileage was approximately 14,913. Gl.
Tl- the contact owns 1999 Ford E-350 equipped with runway enduro ht tires, line sizes lt225/75/r16. The contact stated that after inspecting the driver side rear outer tire she noticed that it had become deflated. The tire was taken to a tire shop who stated that cracks had developed in the tire walls and the steel belt separated. The failure mileage was 73,000. Pmb.
While driving 65 mph vehicle started to violently shake. Driver immediately pulled over. Driver side rear tire was very hot and the tread looked like it was about to separate.
While driving the vehicle pulled to the right. The vehicle was taken to Ford and Ford stated that all 4 tires were bad.
Consumer states that the tires that failed were firestone steeltex lt225/75r16 r4s ii ld range d, no other information given jg.
Tire size is lt225/75r16 m/s, I could not fit it in the box. The tire tread seperated while on the highway and the tread caused aporx $1000 damage to the wheel well and cabinet next to the wheel. (dot number: vd1l1xd348 tiresize: lt225/75r1).
After driving on pavement, air temp 71 degrees for 45 minutes - the tire just came apart. There is a gaping hole down the center. We had another steeltex on the same vehicle loose its tread 8 weeks ago, and reported it here. This is the second firestone steeltex orginal tire on the RV that has fallen apart. We even had it inspected three days ago, and the pressure checked. Because it is an RV the weight is considerable. The original tires just can't seem to hold up. Now we are wondering if the vehicle is safe to drive. We had it inspected by a firestone dealer three days ago, and obviously they couldn't diagnose what was about to happen. This is very scary, a 12,000 pound vehicle loosing tires, twice in 8 weeks. (dot number: vd1l1xd279 tiresize: lt25575r16).
Front passenger/ driver's passenger, and rear tires lost air. Consumer was constantly putting air into the tires.
The original tires overheated and smoked,causing the vehicle to shake. The tires were in the process of blowing out which could have resulted in a collision or serious damage. Firestone, steel tex tires.
Vehicle experienced two blowout, one while in motion and one while parked. (goodyear lt 245 75r16)* nlm.