Tire Problems of Toyota Camry - part 1

The contact owns a 2018 Toyota Camry equipped with nokian tires, tire line: encompass aw01, tire size: 235/45/r18, dot number: 03b431937. The contact stated that while the vehicle was parked, it was discovered upon inspection that all four tires had experienced tread separation. The cause of the failure was not yet determined. The tires were taken to a local dealer, where it was confirmed that all four tires had failed due to tread separation and needed to be replaced. The contact was informed that the tires could not be immediately replaced and that replacement tires needed to be ordered. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The tires were replacement tires. The vehicle failure mileage was 100,000. The tire failure mileage was 25,000. The VIN was not available.

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Tire size 235/40r19 vehicle hydroplanes in light rain on all roads even at low speeds on awd vehicle. Several instances where the vehicle hydroplanes and has steered the car into oncoming traffic or off the road. Tires have been inspected by Toyota and discount tire. Both state tires pass inspection. Bridgestone was contacted and states nothing can be done. Upon searching that specific tire, reviews state many others are having the same issues calling the tire extremely unsafe. Tires have had issues since buying the car new and continue to have problems with currently only 14k miles.

The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Camry. The contact stated that while driving at an undisclosed speed, there was an abnormal sound while depressing the brake pedal, with the tpms warning light illuminated. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic, where it was diagnosed that the brakes and parking brake had failed and needed to be replaced. The contact was also informed that all four tires needed to be replaced. The tires and the brakes were replaced, and the vehicle was repaired. The dealer was contacted and made aware of the failure. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 150,000.

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P20565r16 all four tires. These tires from bridgestone have a utqg rating of 640 a a with a "warranty" by the manufacture of 75,000 miles. The current set of tires on my car have approximately 18,000 miles and are very worn. The tire wear gauge reads 5/32 reaming tread. I doubt that the next 3/32 (5/32 - 2/32) will give me the remaining 57,000 miles. I buy my tires based on the utqg rating. It's a good indicator of tire wear and has been fairly reliable up to this point. I googled the tire to see if others have similar experience. The answer was yes. It appears that bridgestone has a problem with tire wear on these tires. Reviews all pointed to terrible tire wear. Sadly, my wife's car had firestone tires that we just replaced. Those had only 22,000 miles, but had a 600 utqg rating. It appears that firestone /bridgestone do not know how tear wear works. First time in my life I was this disappointed in a tire company, but firestone certainly had it's share of problems in the past. Someone needs to do an evaluation of firestone tire rating practice. For me, it's too late. Thanks.

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Tire size p 235/45 r 18 factory installed on 2024 Toyota Camry, failed catastrophically at 3415 (+/- 5) miles. Vehicle was traveling eastbound on I-40 in knoxville, TN, when the tread separated completely after bilateral failure of the sidewalls about 2" from the beads. Car stability and control were compromised, but fortunately, vehicle was pulled to the shoulder without incident. Tire warning light came on at some point before failure (exact time unknown). Tire replacement cost is $300. Wheel suffered some damage but has not been assessed for repair cost. Replacement cost is estimated as $500. Toyota dealer (Toyota knoxville) inspected the tire and claimed it failed due to toad hazard. However, they are not tire experts, their inspection was casual, and they could not point to any specific damage from the supposed road hazard that would cause the catastrophic failure, and they have a conflict of interest in that they may be motivated to avoid warranty claims and sell new tires. The road-hazard scenario is implausible and unsupported by evidence. Th.

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215/55-17 driving a brand new 2024 Toyota Camry with the oem bridgestone tires on a smooth road at normal speed. Tire exploded and went flat. My safety and others were at risk but fortunately I was able to keep control of the car. Bridgestone is unwilling to honor the warranty.

235/45r 18 94v tires emit very loud road noise at various speeds. I have rotated tires every 5,000 miles. I have aligned the front end 2x to correct problem. Tires swerve/jerk in a turn. Problems began at about 25,000 miles. It just rolled over 35,000 miles. Toyota dealership has examined the problem, driven the car, and declare there is no warranty.

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The contact owns a 2019 Toyota Camry equipped with michelin tires, tire line: energy saver a/s, tire size: 215/55/r17, dot number: 1653f. The contact stated while his wife was driving 70 mph with him in the passenger’s site seat, the driver’s side rear tire experienced a blowout and the vehicle skidded. The contact's wife was able to pull to the side of the road. The contact stated that roadside assistance replaced the tire with the spare tire. The vehicle was then towed to the Toyota dealer, where the contact was informed that the rim was damaged. The dealer informed the contact that both the rim and the rear driver's side tire needed to be replaced. The rim and tire were replaced under road hazard insurance. The tire was a replacement tire. The vehicle was repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure, but no assistance was provided. The vehicle failure mileage was approximately 30,971. The tire failure mileage was approximately 2,166.

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It has a big bubble on the sidewall of the tire. I’ve had nothing but problems out of this namebrand tire they’re constantly leaking or getting bubbles. Tire size is 23545r 18.

The contact owns a 2022 Toyota Camry hybrid. Equipped with hankook tires, tire line: kinergy gt, tire size: 235/45/r18. The contact stated that while having the car washed, she noticed that the driver's side front and rear tires had a bubble on the sidewall. The contact called the local dealer, but the vehicle was diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not contacted. The failure mileage was 48,000. The tire mileage was unknown.

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A tire bridgestone turanza el 440 size 235/4019 with 37000 miles had a catastrophic failure despite being inflated correctly. Neither did the tire hit anything. We feel this is a safety concern as within a few seconds the tire came apart on both sides completely. See pics. I noticed that other Toyotas made that year has almost the same tire that has been recalled. Tire basically disintegrated too by crumbling. . Thank you.

I purchased a set of 4 cooper ultra touring (235/45r18) tires in 05/2022. Within 40,000 miles of purchasing the tires, I was traveling on I-10 wb at approximately 70 mph when the vehicle started to shake violently. I pulled into the right lane and slowed down significantly and was able to make it to my residence safely. The very next day, I took the vehicle to a local goodyear franchise and had a new passenger front tire installed on 10/24/2022. The service tech advised that the passenger front tire was on the verge of separating and that was the reason for the vehicle shaking. On 08/28/23, I was traveling on I-10 eb and the driver's side of the vehicle started to shake violently again. I traveled in the right lane at a slow speed until I came up on a Toyota dealership in daphne, alabama. The service tech put the vehicle up on a lift and advised me that the driver's side rear tire had separated and the driver's side front tire had an uneven wear pattern on the inside edge. I had both tires promptly replaced. I have done my due diligence and have discovered many recalls on cooper tires as of late. The same descriptions I have read online are exactly what I have experienced with my two tires that have separated. I did check to see if these tires were apart of any recalls and they are not. One thing I would like to point out is that these cooper tires were apart of a promotion that tire choice auto service centers were running in the summer of 2020 to buy 3 tires and receive 1 free. For this reason, I do not know how many of these tires were sold as it felt like they were just trying to get rid of them as they were heavily discounted. I do suspect that these tires were made in the same factories as many that were recalled. These tires do have a 70,000 mile warranty and I am currently in the process of trying to get the tires from Toyota so cooper can inspect them for a refund. Reference #: 2003889624. Please let me know if you need more information.

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The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Camry equipped with michelin tires, tire line: cross climate 2, tire size: 215/60/r16, dot number: 1ap4909cx2022. The contact stated while driving approximately 55 mph, he switched lanes to avoid crashing into another vehicle in front that had stopped abruptly. The contact nearly lost control of the vehicle. The vehicle inadvertently swerved, and the contact felt as if the vehicle was going to flip over. Upon inspection, the contact related the failure to the design of the tires. The contact stated that the tires had no ribs, borders, or lateral grooves; the tires only had a v-shaped design along the tread. The tire store was made aware of the failure; however, the tires were not replaced. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The tire failure mileage was approximately 25. The vehicle failure mileage was approximately 224,000.

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On interstate a warning goes off for tire pressure. I’m thinking it’s just the temperature no big deal. Could not read entire message until I stopped. Within 30 minutes that tire blew completely off the rim. Was lucky enough to immediately get off side of interstate this is 2 tires that have blown out on me in a car I purchased 13 months ago!!! ium a single older woman and bought a Toyota to feel safe when I travel. I no longer feel safe with these tires!!!!! tubeless radial ep4afz. Horrible tires for a brand new car.

Hankook kinergy gt 235/45r18 94v Toyota Camry oem tires. 31215 miles. Sidewall bubble along lettering line. This is the second tire that has bubbled in the same area. 2 tires have been replaced and the remaining 2 will now be replaced due to safety concerns. No pictures were taken of first tire failure.

After filing a complaint on the other front tire, I checked the other side and the tire is doing the exact same thing. Hankook kinergy gt 235/45r18 94v oem tires on 2018 Toyota Camry with 31215 miles. Sidewall bubble along lettering line. This will be the 3rd tire on this car to fail in this manner.

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The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Camry equipped with starfire tires, tire line: solarus a/s, tire size: 215/60/r16, dot number: (n/a). The contact stated that while driving at an undisclosed speed, the vehicle wobbled due to all four tires losing air. The contact purchased a compressor to constantly add air to all four tires. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic, who diagnosed that there was a nail in the front driver's side tire, and the mechanic patched the front driver's side tire. The vehicle was then taken to a goodyear service center, and it was determined that the front driver's side tire had a cut in the tread. The technician replaced the front driver's side tire and adjusted the air pressure in all four tires; however, the failure recurred with all four tires losing air. The tires were not replaced. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 36,800.

The tire size is 215/55r17. Within a span of 10 months, three of my tires have needed to be replaced, with one of them almost causing me a very serious car accident. The issue appears to be with the sidewall failing. The first time this happened was in September of 2021. I brought the defective tire to a local bridgestone retail center and my complaint/concerns were completely dismissed by the in-store employee and corporate. The employee contacted corporate on the phone and was told there were no recalls on my specific tires. The employee insisted that because there was no current “recall,” my tire was not defective. He also stated that I should “trust him” because he’s “been in the business for 25+ years”. Even though there was no nail or sharp object found, bridgestone had insisted that I must have ran over something. Relying on their knowledge and response in this matter, I went ahead and purchased the same exact tire at bjs wholesale club. ( I even took the tire to Toyota for inspection and they couldn’t find anything lodged in the tire or evidence to indicate that I ran over any object. They were completely baffled. ) approximately 2 months ago, a second tire had a very similar issue occur out of nowhere. It happened when I was not even a five minute drive from my house. Yet again, the issue was with the sidewall. The tire was damaged beyond repair and I had to get the “donut” put on so that I could drive my car to a tire center to purchase a new tire. Then (not even two weeks later) a different tire went flat in the same exact manner. This incident happened within less than 10 minutes from my house. Nothing appeared to have pierced my tire. I even returned to the area where it went flat and found no evidence of possible road hazards or sharp objects. The rips were located in multiple areas of the tire. This time the damage was much worse and once again the tire was damaged beyond repair. I am fully convinced the tires are defective.

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4 tires - all 215/55r17 general exclaim hpx-a/s. 5-7-22 purchased four at walmart, lapeer mi, including lifetime mounting, balancing, rotation. Vehicle was weaving on cement cut expressways. 5-25-22 complaint sent to continental tire. Response was determined as “tram-lining”, but should get better with usage. I shared email to mgr mark at w-m tire in lapeer,mi 7-19-22 cont tire sent customer survey received. I responded dangerous tires not getting better 12-22 personal complaint to wm again. 1-26-23 email to CT 5-1-23 email to CT 5-5-23 email to CT 6-9-23 personal complaint to wm and mgr jr drove my car. He agreed to replace tires but I must repay all mounting, bal, rotation fees of $130 or so. I called rep at cont tire who refused to work with wm. She told me 45 day had expired and that I hadn’t made a formal complaint and wanted me to drive car to discount tire store in burton, mi for tire review. I told her I purchased tires at wm and if I get other tires at discount, wm will not honor my prepaid lifetime flat, rotation, bal issues. I asked rep for email follow up on our conversation and her conversation with wm mgt jr. Rep said I was rude and hung up on me. 6-12-23 call to CT aniaca and ask for escalation rep. None available will call me back. No call back 6-13-23. Called CT again - marcos he confirmed web complaint #220525-000003. Said tires are proprietary to wm, and out of 45 day warranty. I asked the why send me to discount tire if proprietary to wm. I told him wm would replace the tires and all I wanted was CT to pay for the $130 remount, etc. He refused. Told him tires dangerous and I will filed complaint with NHTSA.

Left rear driver side tire blow out original tires on 2019 Toyota xse 4 door Camry bridgestone tires; taranza el 440; tire size 235/40/19; tire load index : 92; tire speed rating: v dot/tire id # 7x18jb0819, all 4 tires. . . . Driver side rear tire blow out. . . No foreign body seen on road or found inside tire; mileage was18,886 ; tire wear tread measures lf 6; rf 6; lr 7 (this tire blew out) rr 6 all tires tread measures at time of blow out on April 29, 2022 the tire monitor sensor failed and did not light up until I drove unknowingly on a flat tire to the tire shop. I was on the highway and could not stop safely. I felt a thump but the road was clear. . I did not see any thing on the road that I could have hit as I exited off the highway.

2019 Toyota Camry. Consumer writes regarding defective tires. The consumer requested assistance with the purchase of new tires that were needed in order to pass the state inspection.

Total tire tread separation less than 2 months after purchase.

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2007 Toyota Camry. Consumer writes in regards to defective firestone tires on vehicle. The consumer stated the vehicle causes a shake/hop, which was very noticeable at low speeds and escalates at high speeds. The dealer and manufacturer were notified, but did not offer any assistance.

2020 Toyota Camry. Consumer writes in regards to problems with their tires. Consumer stated that the front tire came apart while driving.

Erratic swaying of car leading to discovery of tire threads fraying.

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2012 Toyota Camry. Consumer writes in regards to brand new tire exploding on vehicle while driving. The consumer stated the whole front of the vehicle was badly destroyed rendering it totaled. The incident occurred with less than 200 miles on the new set of tires.

Rear driver side firestone tire guaranteed for 70,000 miles blown into pieces while driving on March 11, 2019. It has only 36,000 miles on it. On March 12, 2019, I notified brian of firestone customer service (800/367-3872) and he asked me to take it for inspection by firestone, 715b merrick Ave, westbury, NY 11590 (516/228-9055) at 11. 00 am on March 14, 2019.

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Hello, I purchased the pirelli 215/55 r17 94 v p4fs+ on September 11, 2016. On August 27, 2017, the tire pops while driving. The were no objects in the tire to have caused the tire to pop. I purchased these two tires last year because the tires that I had purchased a year earlier wore out.

The contact owns a 2014 Toyota Camry equipped with bridgestone turanza el41 tires, size: 215/55r17. When the vehicle was taken to be serviced, the technician found visible blisters located on the inside walls of the front and rear passenger side tires. The front passenger side tire was replaced. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The tire and vehicle failure mileage was 24,983. The dot number was not available.

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The contact owns a 2010 Toyota Camry equipped with federal super steel tires. While driving approximately 55 mph, the front passenger side tire fell apart, the fender loosened, and all the sensor wires disconnected from underneath the vehicle. The vehicle was towed to a mechanic who diagnosed that the tire was defective. The tire size was unknown. The approximate tire and vehicle failure mileage was 90,000.

First incident: June 15, 2016 heading to the expressway on my way out of town, the steering wheel started to shake and the car started to bounce. I pulled into a repair shop to get the car inspected. Second incident September 22,2016 I was out of town, and the car started to repeat the same as in June. I pulled into a tire shop, and was told that it was the steel belt. Again, I explained to the gentleman that this was the second incident in less than a year of purchasing the car. He advised that the tire was defective from the manufacturer, or the car set without movement, prior to selling and the weather beat the tires. He placed the tire in the trunk of the car and advised me to contact the dealership. In both incidents: tire had to be replace because of the broken steel belt inside the tire wall.

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Tire ply separation on 4 tires - kumho solus kr21 215/60 r16 94t e4-0268050 dot 4tl1 yp6v tires purchased April 2014. All 4 tires failed from may 31 through June 11, 2016. Vehicle had 95k+ miles on it on date of tire purchase. Vehicle had 124k+ miles on it yesterday (June 11) when I had to replace the remaining two kumhos. Issue initially presented with strong pull to the right and within 100 miles there was significant vibration at any speed above 20 mph. First tire replaced 5/31/2016 in jacksonville, FL after experiencing pull and vibration on may 30 while driving on I-4 in central FL. Strong pull to the right was still occurring after tire replacement so I returned to auto repair shop and was told of same issue with a second tire. Second tire replaced 6/9/2016. During drive from FL to nc on 6/11/2016, car started to pull hard to the left with some vibration. I was able to safely exit in florence, SC, and firestone identified tire separation was occurring with the two kumho tires still on the car. ---- I have one of the tires that was replaced 6/11/2016. ---- please advise if you would like to have someone from NHTSA inspect this tire. --- I routinely have my car serviced every 5,000 miles per the manufacturer's recommended servicing interval, and have had these tires rotated at each routine maintenance service appointment. ---- these are very dangerous tires. I consider myself very fortunate that I was not in an accident due to the failure of these tires.

Bought a used Toyota from apple Nissan, evrytime I get on the highway theres vibration in tires while driving at 55 mph general tires 215/60r/1695v. (gt tire altimax).

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