general problems of the 2005 Nissan Maxima

The contact owns a 2005 Nissan Maxima with b. F. Goodrich tires, size 225/55/r17, dot #ve00ae111109. While traveling 60 mph the front driver side tire suddenly exploded causing the contact to crash into the median and rollover. The contact injured her ribs, back , and fingers during the crash. A police report was filed. The tire failure was not diagnosed. There were no prior warnings. Updated 12/23/lj the passenger was also injured. Updated 04/04/11.

I own a 2005 Nissan Maxima: in January ,2009 my son was driving back from lubbock texas to portales nm. This is 110 miles. My tire a goodyear rs-a 245/45 r18 tire went flat my son got out of the car and changed it in pitch dark. Not taking the time to look at the tire in depth. He drove home to find in the later part of his trip he did not have any breaks. He was driving at highway speeds. The inside of the tires beading came completely out. It looked like it had 45 wires hanging out of the tire. These wires were in and out of the tire and I could literally pick it up by the wires. The wires (beading) wrapped around my break lines and cut them completely in half, in addition pulling the steal mount for the break line all the way through the cars mount. This could have killed my son, passengers, as well as oncoming traffic. This same situation happened to me three weeks prior. This time the tire came apart from the inside where you cant see it, but the beading did not come out. When my sons situation happened, it took (my tire, $266. 00), (wheel $800. 00) (break lines $???. 00) damage to the internal mount and vessel $ ???. 00 of my car. All out! this tire is dangerous and needs to be completely taken off the market. There are so many incidences with this particular tire and it is extremely deadly! I am pleading with NHTSA to stop production of this tire and have a full recall on it. One persons life is not worth this dangerous tire!.

The contact owns a 2005 Nissan Maxima. While driving 30 mph, one of the goodyear eagle rs-a tires flattened. The contact took the vehicle to the mechanic who stated that there was tread separation. The contact has since changed the vehicles tires three times since the first failure. The # of cylinders and dot number were unknown. The current mileage is 32,000 and failure mileage was 24,436.

I went to do the monthly check of tire air pressure and found that the label on the driver's door post does not list the recommended tire pressure. All four tires are at 40 psi cold and I do not know if that is dangerous.