Tire Problems of Toyota Corolla - part 1

P195 /65r/15 91 h. Yokohama avid ascend. I bought 4 tires on 04/11/22 at kinderhook Toyota my car had 61008 miles on it. On 08/04/25 brought my car to same dealer was told I needed new tires. Multipoint inspection said front tires had 3 32nd of tread and back tires had 4 32nd of tread wear left. My car had 80678 miles on it. The tires lasted less than 20000 miles. They had an 85000 mile warranty on them. I can understand tires lasting maybe 60000 miles or so, but only 20000 miles? was told I can contact your office about this. Could not find a different page for a non- accident problem. Dealer said to contact yokohama customer service and kinderhook Toyota would send the tires back.

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The contact owns a 2021 Toyota Corolla equipped with yokohama tires, tire line: blue earth, tire size: 205/55/r16, dot number: fd8k-ll012. The contact stated that while driving approximately 65 mph, the vehicle started to shake and vibrate abnormally. The contact stated that after stopping to inspect the vehicle, the contact discovered that the rear passenger’s side tire had experienced a sidewall blowout and tread separation. The cause of the failure was not yet determined. The local Toyota dealer was notified of the failure. The tire manufacturer was not contacted. The failure mileage was 53,253.

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A whole new set of 4 tires were purchased and installed on the vehicle on 10/10/2024. While driving at highway speed 3 weeks later the rear driver side tire, in quick succession, went flat and almost instantaneously disintegrated causing the car to spin out and crash off the road. The car airbags deployed- saving the driver from injury or worse. Since the incident occurred out of home state and far from home and the car was totaled - it was sold as junked and not available for inspection. The accident could have involved other vehicles if the road was more crowded. Since only a single vehicle was involved - maryland police would not write or provide a report. We believe that the tire failed on its own and wasn’t caused by an external object.

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On August 28, 2023, I purchased two yokohama avid ascend lx bw tires, size 205/55r16. I was charged $209. 19 for each tire, plus another $129. 95 for a 4-wheel alignment. The total for the two tires and alignment was $549. 16. I had these tires for a little over one month before this incident. On October 4, 2023, after driving about eight miles on the freeway at around 60 to 65 mph, I pulled off the freeway to buy gas. When I started to leave the gas station, I noticed my tire warning light was on. I got out of the car and noticed the left rear tire was low and going flat. I drove home (less than one mile) and called a towing service. The towing service did not arrive. So I sprayed canned air in the tire and drove to the tire shop. The tire shop person said the tire was not repairable and showed me a large hole in the tire tread with what looked like fraying around the hole. The person said he could not tell what caused the flat but suggested it may have been aggravated by heat. It was about 95 degrees outside. They put the spare on my car. I called the dealership where I bought the tire, and they said to take it to an affiliated dealership, which I did the following day. That dealership person took pictures of the tire but did not know what caused the flat. They said they would have to order a replacement tire, which did not arrive until October 6, 2023. They charged me another $36. 16 to install the replacement. For the large price charged, these tires should have been durable, reliable, and trouble free. My efforts to contact yokohama were returned “undeliverable. ” I am concerned about the safety and reliability of these expensive tires. If these tires are affected by heat, they should not be sold in the western united states where the climate is often hot in the summer and fall months. Anyone selling such tires should issue a warning if they are affected by heat.

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Primewell ps830 205/55/r16 - these tires were discontinued by the manufacturer one or two years ago and replaced with an upgraded tire because of tread skid and wear issues. The tires were on a certified used Toyota Corolla I purchased on September 29, 2023 from Toyota of Lincoln park, chicago, IL. I mentioned on the test drive that the brakes were making noise at every stop, with an occasional thud sound. The salesman, dustin dolan, first told me the noise was because the car hadn't been driven recently, then that the noise was normal and then that he agreed the sound wasn't right. He said he'd have the brakes "looked at. " they weren't. The car consistently made skidding noises when braking. The dealer continued to tell me the brakes were fine and the tires were fine because they would never sell at car with unsafe tires. I also found a slit in the rear passenger sidewall. Took car to a reputable dealer. They found the tires with uneven wear and choppy condition. They also discovered rusted rotors. They repaired the brakes and replaced the unsafe, discontinued tires with new tires.

I have cooper zeon rs3-g3 tires on a 2015 Corolla s plus. I have hydroplaned multiple times even at low speeds 40 miles an hour. These tires are very dangerous.

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The tire had a blowout on the inside of the tire close to the inner rim. No road debris has been experienced on the trip on 71 n from columbus to cleveland. The blowout occured at around 10 pm Saturday (5/13/2023) a tire should not have an inner wall rupture unless the tire has a defect. This tire only has about 9,000 mille of use prior to this situation. Tire info. Firestone firehawk 215/45r17 xl91v 50,000 mile.

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Tire wall is separating at the seem, can easly slide a card under separation. Appears it was not properly adhered per mechanic.

Tire size: 225/40r18/bbv purchased car in September 2021. Have had multiple issues with this tire leaking. Have warranty on tire. Nothing done but air fill. Driving down highway going approx. 60 mph. Tire blew causing fish tail. We survived yet it was very scary.

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Continental contiprocontact: p205/55 r16 89h car wreck on 7/3/22 due to blown tire (drivers side: rear tire) on the interstate (6 lanes). Weather: 82 degrees/sunny/clear blue skies. Tires purchased with car in 2018. Regularly checked/maintained in same auto dealership since car was purchased. Last maintenance check: 2/19/22 and odometer reading was: 29121. Current odometer reading: 32,361. Per police report: no contributing roadway factors. Vision obscured: no. Damage to vehicle: disabling damage. Ins. Has inspected vehicle and confirmed blown tire.

Falken 215 45 17 bought preowned Corolla from Jeep only dealership. Was told went through 125 point inspection. Brought car to firestone who told me both rear tires are dangerous to drive. Right rear has bubble on side and split. Left rear split as well. Jeep only sold car in that condition. If I drove on freeway and got blow out, could have caused accident, injury or death.

The contact owns a 2015 Toyota Corolla equip with nika supercharger tires size 215/45/r17 and dot 16mtsb3 manufactured on 4/5/2020. The contact stated while driving approximately 60 mph the front drivers side tire had experienced rapid air pressure lost. After stopping to inspect the vehicle it was discovered that the inner sidewall of the tire had separated from the tread of the tire. Upon inspection it was then discovered that the same failure had occurred on three of the four tire. The cause of the failures were not determined. The dealer and manufacturer were not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 13,000.

I had a nika supercharger tire on drivers front inside tread/ sidewall separation I checked the front passenger and rear passenger tires, and they are also separating the same way and in the same place. The tires are barely two years old and were not worn out. Something is wrong with these tires. I was lucky I had not got on the interstate yet when the tire failed. Tire size 215/45/r17-91w xl these tires are not Toyota supplied tires and were on the car at time of purchase. They are the proper size for the car however.

The contact owns a 2022 Toyota Corolla equipped with hankook tires tire line: kinergy tire size 205/55r/16 dot number(n/a). The contact stated that the low tire pressure warning light would frequently appear on the instrument panel due to low tire pressure on all four tires. The contact also stated that a loud, whining noise would emit from all four tires while driving at various speeds. The dealer nor the manufacturer had been notified of the failure. The tires have yet to be repaired. The vehicle and tire failure mileage was approximately 5,000. .

2021 Toyota Corolla. Consumer writes in regards to passenger side front tire rupture.

We had four brand new goodyear assurance all-season tires installed by our regular mechanics (harper's farm bp, columbia, maryland) on August 23, 2021. The very next day our son was driving on I-83 near harrisburg, PA en route to ithaca, NY when the rear driver's-side tire completely failed. The tread separated from the sidewalls and was left on the highway somewhere. (see uploaded photos. ) fortunately, he kept control of the car, but there was something wrong with this tire. I do not expect a one-day old tire to fail so completely in this way. Maybe he hit a nail on the highway and lost some air pressure, but I would expect him to have a flat tire, not an exploded tire. We had the tire replaced at derry auto & tire in harrisburg, PA the next day. I have attached receipts from both repair shops to document the dates.

New yokohama avid tire (with less than 5,250 miles) blew up on the road. Only the rim remained. Size: 205/55r16 91h. Dot 408k6hc1019.

2016 Toyota Corolla with 30,000 miles on original hankook optimo 195/65r h426 tires. My complaint is about complete tire tread separation. Dot# 5mdh dl h. I was driving on a country road at 55 mph when complete tire tread separation occurred. No injuries, however tire tread separation destroyed inside wheel-well plastic protection cover.

Unknown, I can send photos. It comes with new Toyota description of complaint please provide a narrative which describes the problem(s) or concern(s) you are having with your vehicle. Toyota put a cheaper, lower quality tires for my car, it damaged my front bumper when we go curve roadon CA state. I asked Toyota for warranty bumper 2020, they said "you made it". After I replace the badtires with costco tires, no more bumper issue as before, so I know the reason. I , costco tire service made3 parties to tire inc yokohama. Yokohama agreed to refund, but need go with Toyota, Toyota rejected. First tire was down March 16, 2020 with 797 miles, the second down June 22, 2020 with 1608 miles, thirdtires down Dec 17, 2020 with just 2745 miles and 4th tire down 12225 miles on April 14, 2023. Specific arbitration defect(s) please summarize the specific defect(s) you would like arbitrator to address. Please be as succinct aspossible. When I purchased, I asked the hamer Toyota, "are your tires good? I saw online people claimed Toyotaput bad quality, cheaper tires on new cars", the selling man said"no, they are good as cars, online mightbe posted by Honda or others". I said"if bad, you will refund me tires cost". He said "of course". I can email you more documents and photos. Yokohama agreed to refund, but need Toyota to refund, it comes with 5 years warranty. But Toyota did not refund me. Thanks.

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The contact owns a 2013 Toyota Corolla equipped with bridgestone turanza el400-02 tires, size: p205/55r16. While driving 65 mph, the vehicle began to drive like one of the tires was flat. Suddenly, the rear passenger tire detached from the vehicle and the tire pressure indicator illuminated. The contact stated that she had to constantly place air in the tires. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic (dracut tire shop, inc. , 1269 lakeview Ave, dracut, MA 01826 (978) 957-0782), but was not diagnosed. All four tires were replaced. The manufacturer was notified of the failure and stated that no recall was associated with the VIN. The dot number was unavailable. The approximate tire and vehicle failure mileage was 14,000.

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On 11/15/2016, I purchased 4 new primewell valera touring tires, size 205/55r16 for my daughters 2010 Toyota Corolla s. I purchased the tires from firestone complete auto care, 10925 fm 1960 rd w houston, TX 77070 she immediately begin driving from houston to return to college station, TX where she resides. She had only traveled approximately 50 miles on the new tires when she experienced a rear right blow out which sent her crashing into the highway concrete barrier. She is a bit shaken up with stiffness and pain and her car is damaged in several areas. I am asking my insurance to investigate the full details of the crash. I am also speaking with firestone and hope to reach the manufacturer of the tires as well. A dps officer was onsite to make a report of the accident and the particulars. What assistance in info can you provide me at this time on any other failures or info concerning these tires or the manufacturer? please advise and thanks for all your help.

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Goodyear integrity tires have little or no traction in wet conditions causing a loss of vehicle control.

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My daughter was driving from houston to austin on us 290. Just west of paige, TX. She experienced some vibration that she attributed to construction but before she could slow down she experienced a sudden blowout of the front left tire while driving approximately 70 mph. The temperature was in the low 70's and the road was dry. Tires were last pressure checked two weeks ago and all filled to 30 psi as they had deflated to 25 to 27 psi since the last check. Extensive damage was done to the fender and wheel well liner and additional damage was done to th front bumper, and hood. The side air dam was completely torn off.

In Dec 2013 the lease end on my 2011 Corolla was coming due so I picked up a 2014 Toyota Corolla le lease on 12/4/2013. This vehicle had 8 miles on it & was equipped with proxes 4 plus 205/55/r16 tires ( I have the id numbers from each tire if you need them). On 2/26/14 this vehicle had 492 miles on it & I noticed the left rear tire had a large odd shaped cut in it in the middle of the outside tread area. I went to suntoyota in holiday fla took pics of the tire damage & the service rep robert riegelsperger told me they didn't have a replacement tire in they would have to order one. I had purchased road hazard tire coverage at the time I leased the car & "assumed" this odd cut came from road construction in the area so I wasn't concerned. I had to leave this 2014 Corolla at dealership for a gas tank issue which was not covered under warranty so I called my insurance company put in a claim for that issue & rented a car. On 2/28/14 I went back to suntoyota to pick up my car & when I looked at the replacement tire I asked if it was 'new' & was told yes it was although it didn't appear to me it was; I am not comfortable with this dealer. Mr riegelsperger also said that fidelity warranty service wasn't happy about replacing a tire that only had 492 miles on it so we had words over that. Now on approximately 3/26/14 I noticed this replacement tire has what looks like stress line cracks straight across the width of the tire (took pics) in 2 places & car only has 644 miles on it. Obviously I am concerned about this & my safety as well as the safety of others riding near me should this tire come apart. I have looked to see if there are any issues with this tire but cannot find any recent ones. I will once again report this issue to se Toyota but I am really uncomfortable not only with the tire but definitely with this dealer & service department but need to protect my safety in the event something is wrong with these tires. 2014 Corolla's also have "design flaws". .

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The contact owns a 1998 Toyota Corolla equipped with michelin radial xdt tires, size p185/65/r14. The contact stated that all of the tires were wearing prematurely. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic where the technician stated that all four tires needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The tires were replaced. The dot number and the VIN number were unavailable. The tire failure mileage was 58,000. The failure and current mileage of the vehicle was 172,000.

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We bought two new cars and these tires were standard equipment on both of them. We had two blowouts in less than two months. Both set of tires covered 3500/2117 miles respectively. Tires valves were checked one set of tires is losing pressure constantly. My next step is to file complaint with NHTSA to trigger a investigation. My advice is if you had issues with these tires is to file a complaint with NHTSA to prevent any body from getting injured.

2009 Toyota Corolla. Consumer writes in regards to water pump pulley disengagement and need for third set of tires on vehicle. The consumer stated he heard a noise coming from under the hood, followed by a sound of something hitting the highway. He gradually slowed down and pulled to the side of the road, raised the hood and discovered the flywheel for the water pump sitting on top of the engine. He walked back up the highway in an attempt to locate what fell from the vehicle. He gathered what he found and was loose under the hood, and had the vehicle towed to the nearest service center and had a new water pump installed. While at the service center, the brakes were serviced and a new set of tires were recommended because they were cupping. The consumer took the vehicle to another establishment to have the tires inspected. Firestone, informed the consumer the left front and rear tow was out of alignment and they adjusted the left front to correct it, but informed him, they could not make any adjustment for the rear, as there was no guarantee given that the alignment issue was the cause of the cupping. Within a week of having the new water pump installed, the consumer began to hear a clicking sound from under the hood, so he took the vehicle back to the repair shop, to determine the cause of the clicking sound. An inspection revealed the a/c compressor needed to be replaced.

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Tl- the contact owns a 1999 Toyota Corolla, equipped with hankook h727 tire size 185/65/r14. The contact stated that the rear driver and passenger side became flat while the vehicle was parked. The vehicle was taken to a tire shop were they were inspected and they stated that something did not allow it to seal around the rim. The failure was not reported to the manufacturer. The tire failure mileage was 600. The vehicle failure mileage was 110,400. The current vehicle mileage was 111,000. Yn.

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I drive a 2007 Toyota Corolla and purchased my tires from America's tire (discount tire) in 2009. Strangely, there are three different dot numbers for these four tires (two of the four have the same number). The numbers are as follows: cc9n 81p4509, 81p3109, and 81p2809. These yokohama avid touring tires are developing discoloration and concentric cracking around the outer and inner side walls. The cracking appears to be similar to dry rot. This seems to have occurred at 45,000 miles of wear. These tires are rated to last 65,000 miles. This premature failure is both disappointing and dangerous. The cracks are deep and I fear tread separation or blowout. I will be getting these tires replaced to avoid any possible injuries or accidents. I have rotated my tires frequently and the tread has otherwise worn evenly with only minimal tread wear. This failure is not a result of any mistreatment, neglect or bad driving habits.

The contact owns a 2005 Toyota Corolla equipped with yokohama avid-ascend tires. The contact stated that while the husband was driving 65 mph, the steering wheel started to vibrate. The failure only occurred while driving at high speeds. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, who diagnosed no failure. The failure continued. The vehicle was taken to the dealer for the second time and the dealer diagnosed that the failure was associated with the tires. The tires were replaced, but the failure continued. The tire manufacturer was notified and agreed to replace the tires. The failure continued to occur at high speeds. . . Updated 08/21/2012 updated 08/23/12.

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Tire separated from rim causing sudden air loss. Occurred on parkway exit leading to loss of control of vehicle which said hello to a guard rail. Vehicle damage. Assumed it was my fault until it occurred three other times, four total, on three different vehicles with three different general tire models on three different types of wheels.

2010 Toyota Corolla. Consumer writes in regards to Toyota instant warning light appearing on the dashboard the consumer stated warning lighting was related to a tire problem. Updated 05/08/12 updated 05/17/12 udpated 06/05/12.

1997 Toyota Corolla, unit was westbound in the center lane. Unit 1 had an equipment failure with the rear tires. Unit 1 attempted to pull onto the right berm but lost control due to the equipment failure. Unit 1 went off the right side of the roadway struck the guardrail, and spun to rest in the center lane. According to the police report, when the officer arrived on the scene the rear tires were completely deflated and separated from the rim. It was unknown as to what caused the rear tires to deflate. (ohio traffic crash report # 10-0044-91. Updated 03/21/11.

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I have a Toyota Corolla 2010,I had it since June 2010, . I went through a major car accident on hw 1 CA @ 8:45 am on Tuesday which was a sunny, clear , not foggy nor rainy day (weather condition was perfect),I was driving on 63 mph (normal speed is 65) on the fast left lane and suddenly I felt that the left front tire is veering the car into a different direction acting as if it below up (but it didn't) and my car is veering to the left , my steering wheel is locked and is not responding at all when trying to change the car directionto the right. There was no way to drive the car in a straight line. The steering wheel failed completely to respond to any attempt to turn it to the right in an attempt to gain control over the car and attempting to drive it in straight line. Brakes as well were not responding. All attempts to stop the car or turn it to the right to avoid bumping the rails and keep it straight in the lane failed. I completely lost control over the car & it started fishtailing in the front. The car didn't stop until it bumped into the guarding rail, at this moment the car just stopped and it took the car more than 20 feed to automatically stop by it self. I failed to stop it. At this moment the car corrected its direction &went in straight line direction scrubbing against the rail completely damaging the entire left side of the car before it stall. Then all the dash board lights and car sounds went on and the car stalled. The car was not in a drivable condition so I had to tow it away. I have a witness who described my accident saying that my car kept swerving to the left & was ambiguously uncontrolled, he was the one that took care of me after the car bumped the rail. This accident is a life threatening accident not only for me but also for others on the hw. I was lucky it happened on my way home after I dropped off my son to school ,the two car seats I had in the car were damaged, the car damage was estimated by $10,000. I suffer from a severe pain.

I have purchased a set of 4 hankook optima 727 all season tires on 12/08/09. These are rated for 100,000 miles and I have done about 15,000 miles. Until recently I considered them excellent but in November and most recently I have found them skidding on wet surfaces at relatively low speeds 25-35 mph. On a patch of ice there was skidding at around 10 mph. I did hit the curb. The road grip seems worse than other all season tires I have used. The tires have been inspected and the pressure tested. There has been no blowout, puncture or shredding, but your site allows no "other" category.