Tire Related Problems of the 2000 Ford Explorer

Table 1 shows eight common tire related problems of the 2000 Ford Explorer. The number one most common problem is related to the tire (96 problems). The second most common problem is related to the tire tread/belt (63 problems).

Table 1. Tire related problems of Ford Explorer


Recently reported Tire problems of the 2000 Ford Explorer

The Tire problem

The contact owned a 2000 for Explorer equipped with definity dakota a/t tires, size: p235/75 r15 a/t (na). While driving 70 mph, the rear driver tire began to shred. The driver lost control of the vehicle and crashed. A police report was filed.   Read details...

The Tire Tread/belt problem

Contact states while driving vehicle on the interstate at 60 mph the tread separated from the tire. This, in turn, caused the vehicle to lose control. The vehicle bounced back and forth, sending the occupants from side to side, up and down, almost causing the vehicle to over turn.   Read details...

The Tire Blowout problem

2000 Ford Explorer. Consumer was driving 65 mph when the right rear tire blew out and caused the vehicle to go from the middle lane into the left lane and hit a wall . Ohio traffic crash report.   Read details...


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