Tire Tread/belt Problems of GMC Envoy

I was driving down hwy then all of a sudden I see n my rear view mirror that im dragging my passenger side quarter panel . . So I pulled off then took the rest of quarter panel off . . Start driving again then I keep hearing the same noise . . I pulled off again & noticed that the tread on my tire had completely peeled off the tire itself. . Tire still is hiolding air … I cant fathom the idea how it did this. . The body of my car rear passenger side is completely demolished. .

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The contact owns a 2004 GMC Envoy xl. While driving 70 mph, the tread on the michelin cross-terrain tires separated. A michelin dealer inspected the tire, but could not determine the cause of failure. There were no visible signs of any foreign objects puncturing the tire. The road conditions were clear. The dot number and VIN were unavailable. The current and failure mileages were 36,000.

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I live in arizona where it is hot and dry. I was coming home from the mall with my 2 children on the expressway when I had the driver's side rear tire blow out. I was stranded on the expressway for an hour with 2 small children. My vehicle is fairly new - 2003 GMC Envoy xl and there is only 38,000 miles on the tires. When the tow truck came to change out the tire they indicated that it was very unusual for a michelin tire to blow the radials like it did. I have model p245/65r17. I still have the tire available, but now am having to have both rear tires replaced so they wear evenly and I see that some models similar to mine 245/75r16 have been recalled. I have not replaced the tire yet, because I am hopeing someone can give me some insight to the problem and I would like to know if I should have all the tires replaced not just the rear ones.

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Michelin, p245/65r17, dot# m3ktd2cx3002. Consumer was driving at 70 mph and the tire blew out. Pieces blew across the highway. Consumer pulled over to the left lane and sought help.