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The contact owns a 2007 keystone outback travel trailer.the vehicle has carlisle usa trail lrf tires, size 225/75/d15 (na).while driving 65 mph, the contact noticed another motorist pointing at his trailer.he pulled over and discovered that the front passenger tire had tread separation.the failure damaged the undercarriage of the trailer, cracked the lp gas line, and destroyed the fender.the manufacturer was not notified.the failure mileage was approximately 5,000.
New carlisle st 205 75 r15 travel trailer tire blow out with less than 600 miles on it. Had traveles 40 miles when it disintegrated. Have read/ heard of multiple incidents involving the sam situation with these tires. I am not comfortable transporting my family on these tires.
The contact owns a 2007 sea ark mnb boat trailer (na), serial number 19beh13187cb700041.the vehicle has carlisle usa trail lrf tires, size 20.5/8.0-10.the contact experienced a high speed tire blow out while driving 60 mph.both the boat and the trailer were damaged, but there were no injuries.tread separation was the cause of the blow out.the contact called customer care at carlisle tire and wheel and filed a claim; however, it was denied.the dot number was unknown because carlisle tire and wheel will not return the tire.the vin was unknown.the failure mileage was 400.
The contact owns a 1998 super deluxe hauler road runner. While driving at approximately 55 mph, the rear passenger side tire blew out suddenly. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealership where the tire was inspected and the contact was informed that the tread had separated. The contact called the manufacturer and sent the defective tire; the manufacturer denied repair as the vehicle was outside the warranty period. The vin was unavailable at the time of the complaint. The current and failure mileages were approximately 9,000.
We were traveling approx. 5 - 10 mph (through a campground) and one of the tires exploded with a loud pop.the exploding tire was on our rv/travel trailer.other fellow campers noticed bubbles on 2 more of the tires indicating they too would explode.we determined that the load range d is not enough for rv's.we had another experience with the same type of carlisle tire before.we couldn't believe our bad luck that this has happened to us again.i have contacted carlisle tire and they sent me the normal "out of warranty" letter.they have these bad tires in their possession, and there is no warranty about it, they are defective and i'm tired of it costing me money.there is a major safety issue with these tires.the first time this happened, we were traveling about 55 -60 mph.someone could have been seriously injured.please get these tires off the road.carlisle tire, radial, st225/75r15, load range d.p. S.this forest river product is a cherokee make, but could not find cherokee in your list of options, and was forced to choose sierra.sincerely,suzie aycock
The contact owns a 2007 keystone outback travel trailer.the vehicle has carlisle usa trail lrf tires, size 225/75/d15 (na).while driving 65 mph, the contact noticed another motorist pointing at his trailer.he pulled over and discovered that the front passenger tire had tread separation.the failure damaged the undercarriage of the trailer, cracked the lp gas line, and destroyed the fender.the manufacturer was not notified.the failure mileage was approximately 5,000.
The contact owns a 1998 super deluxe hauler road runner. While driving at approximately 55 mph, the rear passenger side tire blew out suddenly. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealership where the tire was inspected and the contact was informed that the tread had separated. The contact called the manufacturer and sent the defective tire; the manufacturer denied repair as the vehicle was outside the warranty period. The vin was unavailable at the time of the complaint. The current and failure mileages were approximately 9,000.
The contact owns a 2007 sea ark mnb boat trailer (na), serial number 19beh13187cb700041.the vehicle has carlisle usa trail lrf tires, size 20.5/8.0-10.the contact experienced a high speed tire blow out while driving 60 mph.both the boat and the trailer were damaged, but there were no injuries.tread separation was the cause of the blow out.the contact called customer care at carlisle tire and wheel and filed a claim; however, it was denied.the dot number was unknown because carlisle tire and wheel will not return the tire.the vin was unknown.the failure mileage was 400.
We were traveling approx. 5 - 10 mph (through a campground) and one of the tires exploded with a loud pop.the exploding tire was on our rv/travel trailer.other fellow campers noticed bubbles on 2 more of the tires indicating they too would explode.we determined that the load range d is not enough for rv's.we had another experience with the same type of carlisle tire before.we couldn't believe our bad luck that this has happened to us again.i have contacted carlisle tire and they sent me the normal "out of warranty" letter.they have these bad tires in their possession, and there is no warranty about it, they are defective and i'm tired of it costing me money.there is a major safety issue with these tires.the first time this happened, we were traveling about 55 -60 mph.someone could have been seriously injured.please get these tires off the road.carlisle tire, radial, st225/75r15, load range d.p. S.this forest river product is a cherokee make, but could not find cherokee in your list of options, and was forced to choose sierra.sincerely,suzie aycock
Tire failure on 2004 dutchmen classic 29 ft 5th wheel trailer purchased new in feb 2005. First failure may 25,2007 second failure sept 15,2007 with results of damage to skirt over tires. Called youngbloods rv center in paducah, ky where we bought the 5th wheel and they said to call dutchmen,the manufacturer.dutchmen said to call carlisle tires and rims. The tire size is st 225 75r 15 radial trail.carlisle said two years warranty from time of purchase even though the tires had 1100 miles on them .we feel the tires are seriously defective and two blow outs out of three outings is simply too much. And no one seem to care about customer service or defective tires.they more or less said your problem.
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