Tire Bubble Problems of Toyota Camry

Tl- the contact owns a 2007 Toyota solara equipped with nexen 5000, tire size 215/55/r17. The contact stated that a technician informed him the passenger side tires had bubbles formed on the side wall. The contact stated that he previously had a blow out from the same model tire on the front drivers side. He believed the tire was in the same condition before the blow out. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The vehicle mileage was 101,000 and the tire mileage was 30,000. Sr.

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I bought a used 2009 Toyota Camry that the dealer had installed new general altimax hp tires on, size p215/60r16. After about 45 miles of driving the tpms light came on and I found the front driver side tire down to 18psi. While putting air in the tire I noticed a large bubble in the sidewall. I put the spare on and returned to the dealer who replaced the tire at no cost to me, saying it was defective. Today, I went to have my tires rotated and the tech told me he could not touch the passenger front tire as it had a huge bubble in the sidewall. This tire has a total of about 14,000 miles on it. The bubble is about one third of the entire circumference of the tire. Upon closer inspection also found a smaller sidewall bubble forming on driver side rear tire. These tires must all have defects. I will have to replace all tires as it is unsafe to drive with tires that could blowout at any moment.

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I replaced my front tire at bergeys dealership. The tire was bubbled up on the middle of the front surface. I had requested to replace two more times but the bubble still show on the tire. I suspect the tire's lot quality is not good. But, the dealer did not accept that their tires were not good; I really don't want to drive this tire on the road. I wish this tire's lot need to be recallbbecause of the bad quality to prevent drivers get into an accident. Thanks in advance for your consideration.

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Purchased 4 mastercraft glaciergrip tires 12/11/10. Drove 2451 miles and had regular tires put back on 3/17/11. Put mastercraft tires back on 11/17/11 and drove 134 miles when left front tire blew out. I was on I-81 south and had to drive on the tire to get off the highway. I was told be the dealer they would have to send the tire back to the company. They told me they would have to charge me for a replacement tire until he heard from the company. They never called me back. Five weeks later I called, for the third time, and was told it was denied. I drove on the tires another 2891 miles and the right front tire blew out. I went back to the dealer and they took that tire to send back to the company and asked if they could pull the back two tires to look at them. I said okay and I was told they were fine. I went directly to another tire installer, 8 miles away, to get the tires off and put the regular tires back on the car. When the installer pulled the left rear tire off, the same one that was just inspected, there was a huge bubble on it. He told me the tire was defective. I took it back to the dealer where I purchased the tires and was told they would have to send that tire back to the company as well. It's over two weeks and I have not been contacted.

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Hankook ventus v4 ES 215/55/zr17 installed on a 2008 Toyota solara sle convertible with approximately 10,000 miles exhibited a large bubble in sidewall of tire. Before complainant was able to replace the tire, the tire blew out at the sidewall.

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On 9/24/08 I went to town fair tire and had four tires replaced at a cost or $539. 12. I was told yokohama tires were the best and had the best mileage up to 80,000 miles. At that time I had the four tires replaced with the mileage on my car at 74,000 miles. On 6/3/09 I brought my car which now had 81,000 mls. On it with a bubble on my tire and had to replace it at a CA cost of $134. 51. Five months later on 11/02/09 I went back to town fair tire with 83,000 miles on my car and another bubble on my tire. I have been driving for forty two years and never had a bubble on a tire and in a little over a year and less than 10,000 miles I have had to replace two of these tires because of bubbles. Town fair tire says its my driving, I say there is a defect in the tires and I do not feel safe in my car. I can not afford to replace them again. I am on disability and do not drive to often but I like to feel safe when I do. I would like these tires investigated. $800. 00 for tires a year is very expensive and I don't know if I will have to spend more. . The tires are yokohama avid trz id cc208213308-4208-4408 I would appreciate an answer as soon as possible. Thank you for your time and consideration.

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The tires contained bubbles . It was later taken to the hudiburg Toyota. They removed the tire and performed an inspection, the dealer stated the defect was caused by road hazards. New tires were placed on the vehicle.

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There is a bubble on outside of the left front tire. Original equipment, 10000 miles, mounted on a Toyota Camry 2002. *akthe dealer refused to replace the tire.

First incident, entering highway on ramp and tire blew up. Second incident, driving on the highway noticed an uneven ride and rear noise. Took to Toyota, sent to tire kingdom and charged $46 for replacement. Got off and checked, found bubble, took to Toyota, sent to pan american tire charged $60 for replacement. Third time uneven ride, loud road noise on highway, found bubble. Will take to Toyota. All three tires were original tires that came with car, same batch. Concerned for safety and don't feel I should have to be charged for manufacturer's defect. Would like refund and replacement of all four tires. Thank you. ( dot number: acrw2w5297 tire size: 195x70r14 ).

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