Tire Problems of Toyota Celica

The contact owns a 2000 Toyota Celica equipped with dextero touring, dtr1 tires size 205/55r16 91h, and dot: y9jtchx1816. The contact stated that while driving at approximately 55 mph she observed a noise emanating from the undercarriage of the vehicle. The vehicle was steered to the side of the road where the vehicle was inspected but no failure was found. The contact continued to drive at approximately 55 mph and observed a popping sound emanating from the inner carriage. The vehicle was steered to the side of the road where she observed the rear passenger tire separating. The tire was replaced with assistance from a passerby. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The vehicle failure mileage was approximately 133,621 and the tire failure mileage was 33,000.

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On 8/30/2013, we purchased a new set of 4 tires from costco, iwilei hawaii. On 9/28, the drivers side front tire went flat on a residential road. No punctures per goodyear of kailua. On 10/6, the passengers side front tire went flat at a residential road. No punctures per costco, iwilei. On 11/4, the drivers side rear tire went flat. This happened on the highway. No visible punctures. Rim damage. I have not turned in car for repair/replacement yet. I want 3rd party investigation prior to submitting to costco. All told, we purchased 4 new tires and 3 replacements (includes goodyear mismatched replacement tire). This 11/4 will make it the 4th replacement. This pattern of flats for this set and brand of tires are too alarming to ignore. I am worried about our safety and would like to find out why this is happening and how we can get compensation and remedy for all the trouble and damage.

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The contact owns a 2001 Toyota Celica equipped with firestone primewell tires, size 195-60-15. The contact stated that while traveling various speeds, a loud noise was heard and the vehicle shook violently. The vehicle was taken to the manufacturer where it was found that all four tires were cupped. The manufacturer was contacted about the failure. The failure mileages were unavailable.

The contact owns a 1999 Toyota Celica. The vehicle has cooper lifeliner touring sle tires, size 205/55r16. While driving approximately 70 mph, the vehicle began to wobble on the rear passenger side. The contact exited the vehicle and discovered that the metal belt busted through and the tread separated from the tires. Approximately two weeks later, the front passenger side experienced the same failure. Approximately one week later, the front driver's side failed as well. The current mileage was 156,000 and failure mileage was 155,000.

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We own 2002 Celica gt-s. It has had to have 4 sets of tires in 85,000 miles. At the last alignment the technician could not get the 2 rear tires in alignment with the front 2 tires. The problem were the rear tie rods. He got a set of adjustable tie rods & replaced the factory tie rods and was able to get all 4 tires in proper alignment. My son had an accident previously where he lost traction and skidded off the road but with no injuries thank god. I took the tie rods to the anderson Toyota dealer & they said they had never seen that problem. But they did not show any concern whatsoever. I think it would have been prudent for them to get some information & check their service bulletins. But I guess the fellow had found a comfortable position on the stool he was occupying. I am concerned this may be a defect and would like for someone with the proper knowledge to look into this. I was not seeking anything from ralph hayes Toyota. I approached them as a gentleman & left with the same demeanor. But I would like to make sure this is not a problem common to this particular automobile. It is a 2002 Toyota Celica gts. Thank you. I do not have a copy of the incident report to give correct date of accident but the tie rod issue became apparent about 3 weeks ago. The car has been in the shop until that time.

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2000 Toyota Celica tires were worn. Consumer stated that the tires were prematurely worn. He states that the vehicle is in excellent condition and can't figure out why the tires were worn since the vehicle on has 20,450 miles on it.

While drive at 72 mph on a straight, dry interstate, I moved my seat backward. Somehow during the process, I must have turned the steering wheel. Because the car began to fishtail. For several seconds the car fishtailed, while I held the wheel steady until it returned to normal steering. I have been driving for over half a century and never had a car fishtail on me before. I feel that what happened to me was not normal and is unsafe.

Vehicle came with directional tires that were put on the wrong way. Consumer was told that this was very dangerous, and that the tires could disintegrate when driving over 50 mph.