Tire Bubble Problems of Mercedes Benz C300

01/11/2014. . . . 4:00 pm . I was driving into the rockaway mall in dover at approximately 10 mph when the tire hit a bump ( the left front drivers side) and went instantly flat. I had to contact aaa to change the tire to the spare. I was unable to have the tire repaired until January 13, 2014. I was told the sidewall blew out and the tire was unable to be repaired. I had to purchase a new tire in the amount of $268. 06. 02/01/2014. . . . 6:00 pm . I was up route 3 west in clifton driving approximately 50 miles per hour when the red light came on indicating there was a tire issue. I pulled into the closest gas station and my tire (the left front drivers side) was completely flat. I again contacted aaa to change the tire. Monday morning I brought the car to look at the tire, again I was told it was the sidewall blowing out, it could not be repaired and I was charged another $52. 99. This also happened in my previous mercedes c280 with a bubble I the sidewall twice with the same tire. I have to contact the repair person as to the price of the tire replacement. This is a dangerous situation which will cause someone their life. These continental pro conti tires 225/ r45/17 h91 need to be recalled a. S. A. P.

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Tl-the contact owns a 2013 Mercedes Benz C300 equipped with continental,tire line: conti pro, tire size:225/45/617. The contact stated that he had noticed that all the tires exhibited bubbles on the side wall. The contact had then taken the vehicle back to the dealer to diagnosis the failures. The mechanic stated that the tires needed to be replaced. The tires were replaced multiple times with the same tires and the failures persisted. The tires were replaced ten times within 18 months. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure and mileage of the tire and vehicle was 3,000. Gb.

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Right front tire was replaced at 20k for bubble that formed on the side wall after hitting small pot hole; right front tire needs to be replaced now for the same reason.

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I own a 2009 C300 series Mercedes Benz. We bought our car in 2010 as a demo with only 12,000 miles on it from the mercedes dealership. We had to change out one of the tires 2 months after we got the car due to a big bubble not in the tire. A month later, we then had to change out the back tire due to a nail being in the tire and they said they wasn't able to fix it. These are continental tires which are very expensive. Today, 2011, these back tires are completely worn out and need to be changed again. I am not sure if these tires are defects are what. . . . I am very tired of this, I thought I was buying the best. . . .

The contact owns a 2008 Mercedes Benz C300. She had to replace five tires. The five tires that were replaced also included the new tire she used to replaced another tire. The first incident occurred on may 14, 2008 while driving approximately 25 mph making a right turn and the right rear tire side wall split. And on March 13, 2009 she hit a pot hole and noticed that the right rear front and left tire failed again, they both had a bubble in them. The third incident occurred on February 28, 2010. She hit a pot hole and again the left front tire blew out. She will take the vehicle to the dealer to be inspected. The tires that failed were manufactured by continental, line conti pro contact, size 225-45 r17 91h, dot 65typxh6 all tires had the same dot number except one dot number was lm7rpxh6. The vehicle failure mileage was 1 and the current mileage was 25,000. She contacted the tire manufacturer, but they didn't offer any assistance.