Tire Problems of Mercedes Benz E320

The contact owns a 2004 mercedes-benz E320 equipped with arroyo tires, tire line: grand sport zr a/s, tire size: 225/55/r16, dot number: (n/a). The contact stated while driving at an undisclosed speed, he heard an unusual sound coming from the rear tires. The contact parked the vehicle and became aware that the rear tires tread had separated, and the steel belts were visible. The tires were not replaced. The dealer was not made aware of the failure. The contact stated that the tires were replacement tires purchased at pep boys. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The vehicle failure mileage was approximately 250,000. The tire failure mileage was approximately 35,000.

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- the contact owns a 2003 mercedes E320. The vehicle had fullway fulda tires, tire size 245/35z/r2095. The contact was driving approximately 45 mph the rear driver side tire exploded without warning. The tires exhibited cracks within a period of four months of purchase. The contact said that he was informed by the tire auto shop that there is a no tread warranty because the tires worn quickly.

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A set of michelin tires was purchased from costco and mounted on my 2006 mercedes about one year ago. The morning after the first 6,000-mile tire rotation, the front tire on the driver's side completely separated from the vehicle on I-40 west of albuquerque, nm. Costco paid for a replacement tire and damage to the rim. Then, on may 13, 2009 another one of the original set of michelin tires separated in a similar fashion again on I-40, nearly creating a major traffic fatality. Three semi-trucks adeptly swerved to avoid colliding with my vehicle. This time, I had to pay $1,724 to repair damage to the shock absorber and wheel well on the rear end of the passenger side. The cost also includes $880 that I paid for a new set of michelin tires from the mercedes dealership, which informed me that their tires were not compromised by extended storage in warehouses (I. E. , dry-rotting). Costco offered to put another new set of their tires on my vehicle, but I refused to take the risk of having old dry-rotted tires placed on my vehicle again. Consequently, costco refused to pay any of the $880 charge for the new mercedes dealership tires. Note: the first incident was reported to the police and aaa towed the car on both occasions.

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Consumer 1999 E320 had transmission problems and caught on fire with 110,000 miles on it. The consumer stated the transmission problems started when the vehicle only had 55,000 miles. Before the fire, the vehicle had a tire leak and a defective lamp assembly.

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Recall campaign:04v296000 the consumer had problems with the vehicle's brake lights prior to receiving the recall notice. The consumer took the vehicle in to get the recall service done for the repeated deflating tire and front brake pads. The consumer was refused a rental or loaner vehicle. The consumer was told that his vehicle would not comply to the pump as the system would not bleed. Another customers parts would be used as the pump continued to be faulty to the consumers vehicle. The consumer was allowed by the service dept to drive the vehicle off with failed service. While driving the emergency brake light flashed repeatedly. The consumer stated that the service on his vehicle was broken up intentionally to avert the lemon law citation. The consumers vehicle is a mercedes E320.