Tire Sidewall Problems of Toyota Scion Tc

The contact owns a 2006 Toyota Scion Tc with bf goodrich tires, g-force sport tires, size p215/45/r17. He stated that all four tires had severe cracks in the sidewalls and the tread. The replacement tires were purchased in 2006. The vehicle was taken into a local tire center where the tires were investigated and replaced at the owner's expense. The manufacturer was contacted and agreed to reimburse the contact for all four tires on the vehicle due to the extent of the flaws in the tires. The failure mileage on the tires was 15,000 and the vehicle failure mileage was 60,000. The VIN was not available.

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The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Scion Tc. The vehicle has continental extreme contitrac tires, size 215 45 zr17 87w. One month ago, the front driver's side tire flattened while driving 80 mph. The contact took the tire to a tire shop and they stated that the issue was normal because they are low profile tires. After purchasing a new tire one month later, the front passenger side tire flattened due to a hole on the inside sidewall. The manufacturer stated that they would look into the issue, but could not guarantee that they would replace the tire. The dot number was unknown. The failure mileage was 26,900.

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Tire sidewall separation on rear tire, passenger side, while traveling on highway. Reported to dealer and tire manufacturer.

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The contact owns a 2005 Toyota Scion Tc. The contact stated that the speedometer, seat belts, and air bag cover have failures. The speedometer does not work when the vehicle is in motion. The driver's side seat belt latch was not working properly and was repaired. Currently, the passenger side seat belt is experiencing difficulty disconnecting from the latch. The dealer stated that the e clip failed in the air bag cover. The cover was repaired, which only lasted a few months before failing again. The vehicle has been at the dealer approximately four times for these failures. The failure mileage was 14,997 and current mileage is 38,000. Updated 03/09/09. The tire pressure monitoring system failed to alert the consumer she had a sidewall blowout. Updated 03/11/09.

I bought a 2005 scion xa on November 15, 2004. On December 20, 2004 the driver side front tire blew out, after hitting a bump in the road. The tire had 3,966 miles on it. The side wall blew . As we my children and I processed to change the tire. The jack slide sideways, causing the car to fall. It hurt my 15 year old sons hand, if I hadnt shoved my tire under the body of the car and screamed at him, the car would have landed on him and his leg. We rejacked the car back up and the jack started sliding again. We were in a level gas station paved parking lot. The third time we jacked the car up the jack started slipping again. I believe these jacks are dangerous!! the side wall of the tire is also too thin. I had to replace the tire. I will buy a new jack to put in my car. I would like someone to check into this matter. Also the manufacure stated the car would get 32 mph city, 38 highway. We are getting 28 city and 31 on highway. This is my first new car, I am not impressed! I am very disappointed in Toyota, we have had Toyota's in the past and I got better milage out of them.