Tire Blowout problems of the 2001 Ford F-250

Tire blowout with complete tread separation while traveling on interstate pulling a horse trailer. Was able to safely pull to shoulder & change tire for spare. Tread damaged truck panel, tailpipe & bent front axle of trailer. Tires were well maintained and had been checked before departure. Tires were nitto terra grappler lt 285/75r16 126/123q load range e.

Tl- the contact owns a 2001 Ford F-250 with mickey thompson/baja atz 35 * 12. 50 r20 tires. The contact stated that the right front passenger tire blew out and caused the contact to run off the side of the road. The contact was traveling 70 mph at the time of the accident. The contact was not injured. The contact stated the belt seperated from the tire. The vehicle was towed to a repair shop. The contact spoke with the manufacturer in regards to NHTSA recall campaign id number:06t024000(tires:tread/belt) that was for belt seperation, but the manufacturer stated the vehicle was not included. The failure mileage and current mileages were 2360,000. Rl.

Subject of complaint: goodyear, trail mark m&s lt235/85r16 12/1160, dot pjcr c9kv 0703. Mileage on tire at time of blowout: 37580. 4; min tread depth: 3/8"; even wear; no sidewall damage prior to blowout; inflated to dealer spec (checked inflation that am). Vehicle: Ford f250 long bed, super duty truck. Tire purchased at and installed by Ford dealership. Incident: passenger rear tire blow out rendered tire into 3 independent parts: inside and outside rims and tread. Driving uphill pulling small, dual-axle alpaca trailer (empty) at 55 mph at approximately 3 pm pdt; maintained vehicle control, pulled to side of I-80 just west of reno, nv. California highway patrol responded with roadside assistance. Replaced remaining tires with toyo commercial tires, not taking any more chances with goodyear or Ford dealership.

The right rear tire blewout while driving. The remaining depth was 0. 20 inches deep.

I was driving mid day in az in my F-250 XLT crew cab truck when I noticed a slight vibration. I changed lanes and it did not go away. I started to slow down when bam the tire blew. I got over to the shoulder of the road and inspected the tire. It did not lose air at all only the tread had delaminated from it. However the tread had torn up the side of my vehicle as well as the chrome nerf bars and the wheel wells themelf. I then made the decision to drive on the tire to the next stop thatwas only 4-5 miles ahead to change the tire in the shade and well away from heavy traffic. Once in tucson I did not drive the vehicle again until the return trip home. At approximately 60 miles from tucson another vibration occured. I slowed down and exited the interstate and inspected all four tires. They appeared normal and continued on my way when the right rear tire blew 2-3 miles later. The tire lost the tread too but also shredded it self and lost all air. I had to call a tow truck to be towed to phoenix. At this time there have been no repairs or corrections. The truck is under assessment by legal counsel and dealership estimates.

While driving 30 mph the front driver side tire blew out without warning. The following week the rear driver side tire blew out without warning. No impact reported. Please provide additional information.

An accident occurred when tire blew out and vehicle hit the berm and flipped over, end over end. The speed at the time of accident was 68 mph. The tire separated/blewout and the rim hit the ground pulling the vehicle into berm. No other vehicles were involved in this accident. A police report was filed and there were multiple injuries. The passenger spent 7 weeks in the hospital. The driver sustained multiple rib fractures, a collar bone fracture and shoulder blade fracture. The passenger sustained multiple broken ribs, a broken arm, broken vertebrae and vision and balance problems. No other problems with vehicles. The psi was checked regularly, vehicle was regularly serviced. No warnings or problems with tires prior to accident. The vehicle was declared a total loss.

Consumer stated while driving, the right rear tire blew out.

While driving home from work, on interstate 80, my passengers side front tire blew out without any warning. I did not hit or run over anything. The entire outside sidewall was gone. Dt.