Tire Bubble Problems of GMC Yukon

The contact owns a 2004 GMC Yukon xl equipped with hankook ventus as tires, size was 305/50r/20xl. While driving approximately 50 mph, the steering wheel began vibrating. The vehicle was taken to the tire shop where the tires were purchased. The technician stated the front passenger side tire had a bubble on the outside and needed to be replaced due to tread separation. The tire was replaced. The contact experienced the failure a second time and was taken to the tire shop. The technicians stated the rear passenger side tire needed to be replaced due to tread separation. The contact stated he did not have the tire replaced because the manufacturer would not assist with the cost and he felt it was a safety defect. The approximate failure mileage was 122,000.

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I bought a new GMC Yukon that came with bf goodrich long trail size p245/75 r16 new on the Yukon. The summer of 2000 with around 12000 miles on the tires I had a blow out going around 70 on a rear tire. About a year ago I had one of the tires go bad/ had a bubble develop on the tread. This last weekend I had another tire develop a bubble on the tread. Last year the serial number from the bad tire was ap70hk11478. The blowout I did not get the serial number and the one over the last weekend I have not got the number from that tire at this time.

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Left rear tire had a bubble but did not separate. (dot number: ap70hl1144 tiresize: p24575r16).