Volvo XC60 owners have reported 3 problems related to tire sidewall (under the tire category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Volvo XC60 based on all problems reported for the XC60.
Both rear original-equipment tires on a 2025 Volvo Xc60 plug-in hybrid (bought new mid-2025, approx. 20,000 miles) have developed bulges on the outer sidewall just below the tread shoulder. Tires are pirelli scorpion zero all season, size 255/40 r21 102v, Volvo-specification (vol / pncs). Driver-side rear: dot 1xb rm582p 0325. Passenger-side rear: dot 1xb rm582p 0325. Both failed tires are from the same production week (week 03 of 2025) and have failed in the same location in the same way. The two front tires (dot 0325 and 0225) show no bulges. The driver-side rear bulge was first noticed in June 2026. The vehicle was inspected at a Volvo dealer on 09/10/2026; the dealer did not identify the passenger-side rear bulge, which the owner found the following day on close inspection. No known pothole, curb, or road-debris impact to either rear tire; the wheels have only minor cosmetic parking scuffs on the rim lips. Passenger-side rear tread depth is 4/32 in. A sidewall bulge indicates internal cord separation and risk of sudden tire failure at speed. The tires are still mounted and available for inspection. A pirelli original-equipment warranty claim is being filed through the Volvo dealer; no manufacturer (pirelli) inspection has occurred yet. No warning lights or prior symptoms. Nhtsa already has complaints on file for this tire on the Xc60, including a sidewall bulge at low mileage on a 2026 Xc60.
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While driving about 40 mph on a two land road the sidewall blow out . Right before I got a low tire pressure warning from my vehicle.
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Without incident, the rear driver side tire on our 2020 Volvo Xc60 blew out on the sidewall on December 1, 2021. The tire, original to our purchase of the new vehicle, had approximately 10,600 miles on it. There was no other damage to any other part of the tire or wheel. Unfortunately, even though we requested discount tire (who replaced the tire) to keep the tire for us, they did not so we don't have it for inspection. Regardless, I have several pictures and a couple of videos of the tire (while on the vehicle). No accident occurred and the other three tires on the vehicle are still undamaged.
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| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
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| Tire problems | |
| Tire Sidewall problems | |
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