Tire Blowout Problems of Mercury Grand Marquis

The contact owns a 2006 Mercury Grand Marquis equipped with a michelin p225/60pr16 defender tire. While driving 70 mph, the rear passenger tire blew. The contact stated that the vehicle crashed into a guard rail. The contact and the driver sustained injuries but the contact could not recall the exact injuries. A police report was not filed of the incident. Neither the vehicle nor the tire was taken for inspection or diagnosis. The manufacturer was notified of the issue. The VIN and dot number were unavailable. The approximate failure mileage was 114,000.

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Suspected a tire runout problem on right front tire. Had tires inspected and rotated by respected tire company before 500 mile drive to monterey, CA. While there, felt a slight wobble in the rear of the car. During return trip to southern oregon, a vibration began and worsened as time went on. At 11 miles from our destination while travelling at 70 mph, the left rear tire blew. After stopping and expecting to see a flat tire, I saw nothing wrong. I inspected all of the tires and attempted to drive the car. At 45 mph a severe vibration occurred. We travelled home at 40 mph on an alternate route. After arriving home, we discovered that the tread had separated from the steel belting.

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My wife was driving my car to pick up daughter from school. Tire blew and is unusable. I checked the tire itself and could not visually find and nail or other cause of puncture. Checked stem and found obvious crack.

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1. Driving 53 mph on 3 lane freeway, changed into right lane with light traffic. 2. Tire blow out - heard load 'pop' from behind me, checked mirrors for object in lane - could not identify issue. Moved to far left lane in anticipation of need for break-down lane. Traveled approx 1/4 mile, could feel right real rub of tire. Pulled of road. 3. Contacted aaa, van sent, tire changed to donut. No visible shredding. Aaa drivers stated it appeared to be side wall failure. We replaced both rear tires and are maintaining this 'blown out' tire.

Vehicle experienced tire blow out. The consumer ran over an object in the road, lost control of the vehicle and hit a semi truck.

The right front tire experienced a blowout while driving on a 2 lane back road at 30 mph. Also, the jack broke in half when vehicle was being jacked up to remove the blowout tire. This caused the vehicle to crash down and almost sever the consumer's leg. Manufacturer was notified, and requested that the consumer send the jack to there corporate office.

The rear passenger side tire blew out while driving. Michelin 97sm+s/model-symmetry. This caused the vehicle to fishtail.

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Entire right side of tire failed and blew apart, separating from the edge of the tire which binds to the rim. No evidence of a punture in the tread portion of the tire. Inside of tire had delaminated in several places. (tiresize: p22560sr16).

Pe00 048; consumer was traveling 70mph on highway and heard a noise. She was able to pull over to shoulders, and didn't see anything. So consumer continued to get back on the road. Then, a few feet later she heard t same nose, and tire blewout.

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These tires wore very early. The spare was used as the fourth tire and blew out, nearly killing me, on I-20/59 in birmingham alabama. This spare was a full size match to the original goodyear eagles and should have lasted more than 2800 miles. (tiresize: full)( dot number: tire size: full ).

These tires wore very early. The spare was used as the fourth tire and blew out, nearly killing me, on I-20/59 in birmingham alabama. This spare was a full size match to the original goodyear eagles and should have lasted more than 2800 miles (tiresize: full)( dot number: tire size: full ).

While driving rear window exploded without a collision. Cause unknown. The rear glass shuttered completely while traveling. The right rear tire blew out.

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Tire blew out.

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