general problems of the 2012 Nissan Rogue

Tires are unsafe dangerous and should not be manufactured. No traction in wet, snow or ice, constant pulling in the wheel due to the tire tread design, prior set on daughters car lasted only 19,000 miles, this tire has a manufacturer defect and should be recalled for safety reasons,.

Dunlop 7000 series v rated had these on a 2012 Rogue very unsafe in wet no traction at all in snow and ice even with awd vehicle worst tire ever owned unsafe dangerous. Dunlop refuses to acknowledge manufacturing defects in these tires ie. . . . . No traction at all, very dangerous as a n all season tire in any snow or ice condition. Nissan refuses to stop putting these on their cars. Consumers are at risk of serious injury or death with these on their cars.

I purchased this vehicle new in Nov 2011. There was no snow that winter. This year was a normal winter. I could not believe how dangerous it was to drive in the snow with this vehicle. On the date of the incident I lost control in snow and ice and nearly crashed. The "all wheel drive" did nothing at all to correct the problem. I contacted Nissan customer service and filed a complaint (#10800081). They do not return calls and did not attempt to help resolve the problem. I discovered that Nissan installed a high performance sport "v" rated tire on this light 4 cylinder cross over. When I contacted dunlop they did not hesitate to advise that I replace the tires with a goodyear assurance comfortred touring tire for maximum wet, dry and snow conditions. I feel these tires(dunlop high performance sp sport 7000 a/s size 225/55/18) on this vehicle in new england states pose an extreme hazard and danger to owners of this vehicle and Nissan should take responsibility for a recall.