Tire Sidewall Problems of Mazda MAZDA6

Two pair of tires with sidewall cracking around circumference, at least one consistently losing air pressure, required replacement at mileages significantly less than tread wear warranty. All four tires replaced.

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The contact owns a 2007 Mazda 6 with a set of bridgestone potenza replacement tires, g019 grid, line size 215/50r17xl95v. While driving 65 mph, the vehicle began to ride roughly on the driver side. She discovered that the rear driver side tire sidewall was fractured and the tire was losing pressure. The contact stated she did not strike any object that would have caused the failure. The dealer advised they were not liable for the tire yet advised the contact to bring the vehicle in for further examination. The contact stated she would have an investigator examine the tires before taking them to the dealer for inspection. The tire mileage was unknown. The failure mileage was 87,891.

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Continental tire extreme contact, sidewall seperation w less than 100 miles. Replacement tire had tread seperation within 24 hours. If either was not noticed a blowout and vehicle damage was soon.

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Goodyear eagle gt tire sidewall splitting/tearing. I purchased four new goodyear gt tires, size 215/50r-17 from retailer discount tire in charlotte, nc. On March 13, 2010 I noticed that the driver's front-tire was splitting on the sidewall. These "splits" appeared along the "goodyear" brand area, around approximately seventy-five percent of the tires sidewall area.

Continental tire extreme contact, sidewall separation w less than 100 miles. Replacement tire had tread separation within 24 hours. If either was not noticed a blowout and vehicle damage was soon.

The contact stated she noticed there was a bubble the size of an orange along the sidewall of the left front tire. She removed the tire and replaced it with the spare tire. Upon further investigation she discovered the right front tire had a bubble the size of an egg in the sidewall as well. She contacted the dealer, where the vehicle was purchased. The dealer suggested this was most likely due to a road hazard. She contacted a tire dealer, who also stated the problem was due to a road hazard. Both tires were replaced. Updated 3/9/2006 -.

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