Subaru Legacy owners have reported 12 problems related to tire blowout (under the tire category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Subaru Legacy based on all problems reported for the Legacy.
The contact owns a continental extreme contact tire, size: 205/55r16. The contact stated that the driver of the vehicle was traveling approximately 50 mph when the front passenger's side tire sustained a blow out. The contact also discovered a blister on the sidewall of the rear passenger's side tire. The manufacturer was not contacted in reference to the defect. The failure mileage of the tire was 155. The vehicle failure mileage was 135,904.
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2002 Subaru outback Legacy, left rear tire failed causing unit 1 to spin, striking the concrete wall with the right rear before coming to rest. According to the police report, the tire blew out. (ohio traffic crash report # 10-0414-90) updated 08/06/10.
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2003 Subaru Legacy, purchased in July, 2003, with four firestone p20555r16 tires (potenza re 92, m+s). Left front tire blow-out @ 70 mph on interstate while passing a semi, with vehicles behind on both sides. Awd system enabled me to safely move into the right lane and off the road. Tire fully exploded, with only rim left. Took car to dealership, tire under warranty, but dealer would not replace under warranty, even though the tread was not worn (22,000 miles), based on circumference measurement of tire compared to spare which is supposed to be the same circumference. In 30 years of driving, I never experienced a tire blowout, and this is the first time I've had firestone tires on a car. The auto dealer informed us, as well, that all 4 tires would need to be replaced due to the awd system, and none would be under warranty even though these are new tires with little tread loss.
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While driving approximately 65 mph the left rear tire blew out. The driver managed to pull the vehicle to side of the road. The tire manufacturer was contacted. The tire will be replaced ( big o size 18570r14). Please provide further information.
P225/60r16, original equipment, 6000 miles, mounted on a 2001, Subaru, Legacy outback. After traveling at 30mph tire had a blowout on outerwall of tire. Contacted dealer, and dealer waas not willing to do anything.
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The bridgestone tire,(dot#obt2pfb419,tire size p205/55hr16) the right rear tire blewout and literally splited in two while driving.
Right rear tire blewout while driving at 60 mph, car became difficult to control. Tire is firestone wilderness.
The firestone wilderness tire experienced blowout while driving.
Firestone tire experienced a blowout, consumer requests reimbursement.
Left front tire blew out on highway at speed of 75 mph on a 85 degree day. Outside sidewall blew and completely split approx. 2" up from bottom of tire. Had inflated all tires to 36lbs. Load was 3 passengers + luggage. Load est. 700lbs max. . . Pictures available & still have tires. Replaced all 4 with michelins. Subaru and firestone have been contacted via e-mail with detailed description of incident. Looks like firestone has discontinued this tire as it's not listed as available on their web site. (dot number: w2x0w66120 tiresize: p225/60r16).
My wife had rightt front tire blowout @ 65 miles an hr. I had these tires repaced yesterday 9-13-2000 . I was afraid for her to drive the car with these tires on it . The tire air pressure was maintained per the manufactures specs. The lt rear tire has a broken belt and its a shame I spent my good money for such poor tires with such a rich price tag,that are suppose to have been the best on the market . ( dot number: tire size: 185-70-14 ).
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Bridgestone tires blew out twice.
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Tire Tread/belt problems | |
Tire Bubble problems | |
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