Tire Sidewall Problems of Mazda MPV

Sidewall of the right front tire split in two places after the consumer ran over a curb at 5 mph, which caused an immediate blowout. One month later the consumer rubbed the left front tire against a curb while pulling through a narrow driveway and the left front tire sidewall came apart in the same way as the first tire did. The consumer took the vehicle back to the dealer, however the dealer stated it was a road hazard and it was not covered under warranty, but as a courtesy they replaced the tire. The consumer requested that the 17 inch wheels be replaced with 16 inch wheels.

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(1) driving along in town, aprox 5 mph 2) tire went flat, seems as if someone stuck a knife through it, but it was fine upon leaving my home (only has 1,866 miles)/ (3) not covered by warrenty, have to purchase new tire.

While driving at 70 mph, the left front tire tread separated and the right front tire developed a knot in the sidewall. Both tires had over 50 % tread left at time of failure. The service dealership indicated that both failures were due to a manufacturing defect. The vehicle experienced three tire failures.

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All four yokohama y376 tires were completely bald, absolutely no tread was left although the tire had been rotated as described in the owners manual, the tires were expected to last only 25000, had a tread rating of only 200 and a sidewall rating of only 92s, the consumer is disappointed that the manufacturer would equip this vehicle with inferior tires, the vehicle was still covered by the original equipment warranty but since they purchased a different brand tire the warranty was not honored, the consumer is requesting reimbursement. Nlm.