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The contact owns a 2003 land rover n/a. The contact stated that he bought four tires that turned out to be manufacturer defects. The tires were federal tires, tire size 255/45/r20, and no dot given. The tires were providing such a rough and bouncy ride that two shock absorbers were busted in the front and back of the vehicle. The contact removed the tires and took them to an unknown tire dealer. The dealer attempted to rebalance the tires then informed the contact that two of the four tires were out of round. The dealer said the contact would have to speak to the tire manufacturer to get the tires replaced. The manufacturer had not returned a call to the contact in over eight months. The contact no longer owns the vehicle. The failure mileage on the vehicle was 109,000. The vin was not available.*as
The contact owns a 1995 dodge ram 2500.while driving 60 mph, the front passenger side tire blew out.the contact lost control of the vehicle and drove into a ravine.the vehicle was destroyed, but the contact was not injured.the police arrived and filed a report.the contact filed a complaint with the store that sold him the tires.a representative from the tire store stated that they would rectify the issue with the tire or the vehicle.the tires were purchased from les schwab located in pine view, oregon.the tire information was unknown because the contact gave them back to the store.the vin and mileages were also unknown.
Federal 35x12.50r20 couragia m/t tires, bought a set of 4 tires at tire 59, in houston texas, and 2 of the 4 tires within a month grew bubbles and were going to blow, on 2 different instances.i can understand maybe one of the tire possibly having a problem but 2 of them which were purchased at the same time and place, there has to be a defect.
The contact owns a 2010 toyota camry equipped with federal super steel tires. While driving approximately 55 mph, the front passenger side tire fell apart, the fender loosened, and all the sensor wires disconnected from underneath the vehicle. The vehicle was towed to a mechanic who diagnosed that the tire was defective. The tire size was unknown. The approximate tire and vehicle failure mileage was 90,000.
The contact owns a 2002 ford mustang with federal super steele tires, line size 245/45 r17. The contact stated that the front driver side and rear passenger side tires split along the sidewall. Within 4,000 miles the same failure occurred on the front passenger and rear driver side tires. The manufacturer replaced the tires every time the failure occurred yet the contact stated that the tires were replaced with defective tires. The contact was concerned because the tires failed at less then 20,000 miles. The vin was not available. The failure and current mileage was 64,000.
Cracking all around the inside of tire the tread is coming off the tire.
The contact owns a 2003 land rover n/a. The contact stated that he bought four tires that turned out to be manufacturer defects. The tires were federal tires, tire size 255/45/r20, and no dot given. The tires were providing such a rough and bouncy ride that two shock absorbers were busted in the front and back of the vehicle. The contact removed the tires and took them to an unknown tire dealer. The dealer attempted to rebalance the tires then informed the contact that two of the four tires were out of round. The dealer said the contact would have to speak to the tire manufacturer to get the tires replaced. The manufacturer had not returned a call to the contact in over eight months. The contact no longer owns the vehicle. The failure mileage on the vehicle was 109,000. The vin was not available.*as
Dt*: the contact stated the driver's side rear tire blew out while driving on the freeway at 20 mph.the contact stated the tires were maintained well at 35psi.there were no problems with the steering prior to the incident.
Tire blew out on interestate. Tires only 1-2 months old at the time of blow out. Caused the truck to flip across lanes of traffic and land on its side in the median. Passenger was injured. Tires were federal couragia m/t.
Tread cracking and coming off of tire onthe inside.
Federal tires fell apart while driving
Tires started to separate after only a few hundred miles i do not have exact mileage at this time but can get an approximate tires failed in the first 1000 miles the brand is federal ,:type is courargia m/t size is lt285-75r17.
Very unusual pattern of tread breakdown on federal formoza fd1 passenger car tires noted. Note this is not the "super steel" model indicated in the database entry. The dialogue did not provide "formoza" models for selection. Tread wear indicated over 3/4 of tread life remaining (car was rarely used), but car was parked outdoors in texas, and tires were 9 years old. Breakdown of tread not likely caused by wear, but rather more likely rubber compound deterioration or manufacturing problem.the tread developed fissures laterally across the entire width of the tread (not extending into the tread shoulder), evenly spaced with a fissure every 3/8ths of an inch around the entire circumference of the tires.depth of fissures unknown.no event in the history of the tires or car can account for this bizarre pattern.the tires were judged unsafe and replaced.photographs were taken of the pattern of damage to the tires, as well as their identification numbers.
The contact owns a 2006 chevrolet silverado 2500 equipped with federal mogul coragia m/t tires, line size: 285/75/16, dot number: e40010658 uxls. The contact noticed that the front passenger side tire was flat. The contact inspected the tires and discovered that there were long cracks below the thread on the front and rear driver and passenger tires. The tires were not replaced. The approximate failure mileage was 8,000.kmj
The contact owns a 2009 honda accord equipped with federal super steel 657 tires, size 215/60/r16 (na). While driving 40 mph, the rear driver side tire blew up and created a hole in the tire. The failure occurred three times previously. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The tires were replaced. The tire failure mileage was unknown and the vehicle failure mileage was 135,000.
Bought a set of federal couragia mt's about five months ago still about 95% tread when two of the tires split going down the interstate. I have read all over the internet about this happening to other people with this tire in all different sizes. I also took the tires back to the company i purchased them from ans they have had a few sets brought back in the past month. Federal so far has refused to credit anyone for the issue. The tires are clearly defective and need to he recalled before someone gets physically hurt driving on them.
Have federal couragia mt tires currently on my truck. Bought last year and have approximately 10,000 miles on them bought them new. Notices cracks in the sidewalk. Now they are running and getting larger, also seen several other complaints on these tires for the same thing. Very dangerous. Size 285/76/16
I wanted to bring to you notice that, carx located at 7880 tylersville sq dr, west chester oh 45069-4688, (513) 777-7945 is selling low quality "federal" brand tires. Nhtsa (national highway traffic safety agency) has rated more than 2,400 lines of tires and the "federal tire" brand sold by carx does not even appear on theirlist!!check it out for yourself at this page (drop down list)http://www.safercar.gov/tires/pages/tireratings.cfm. I am not sure if the "federal" tire complies with nhtsa developed tire safety grading system, known as the "uniform tire quality grading system (utqgs)", that allows consumers to compare tire treadwear, traction performance, and temperature resistance. The federal government requires tire manufacturers to grade their tires in these three areas and place the information on the sidewall of the tire. Can you please advice regarding a retailer selling tires not listed in the nhtsa database ?? i am concerned about the safety of the tires since these tires are not listed in nhtsa database ......moreover, i did not even find the 'federal' brand tires listed in the top 25 (twenty five) tire brands.the tire pressure is not consistent and has to be filled every few days ... Took the car to carx and they don't seem to care.
The contact owns a 2005 chevrolet suburban equipped with federal courgia m/t 33 tires (n/a), size:12.50/r20. The contact stated that while driving 60 mph, the tread became separated from the rear driver's side tire. The contact was able to drive the vehicle to a tire shop where the technician replaced all four tires. The contact emailed the manufacturer but had not received a response. The failure mileage of the tire was 7,800. The vehicle failure mileage was 139,000. The dot number was not available.
Federal tire separated on 2 of my tires, and a ripple on 3rd tire.
Tread cracking and coming off of tire onthe inside.
Have federal couragia mt tires currently on my truck. Bought last year and have approximately 10,000 miles on them bought them new. Notices cracks in the sidewalk. Now they are running and getting larger, also seen several other complaints on these tires for the same thing. Very dangerous. Size 285/76/16
The contact owns a 2002 ford mustang with federal super steele tires, line size 245/45 r17. The contact stated that the front driver side and rear passenger side tires split along the sidewall. Within 4,000 miles the same failure occurred on the front passenger and rear driver side tires. The manufacturer replaced the tires every time the failure occurred yet the contact stated that the tires were replaced with defective tires. The contact was concerned because the tires failed at less then 20,000 miles. The vin was not available. The failure and current mileage was 64,000.
While driving consumer heard a noise comingfrom the rear.consumer pulled over, and noticed that the passenger's side tire sidewall separatedfrom the wheel.consumer was able to change the tire.federal, super steel,p215/65r15, dot uxkw0303.
Cracking all around the inside of tire the tread is coming off the tire.
Very unusual pattern of tread breakdown on federal formoza fd1 passenger car tires noted. Note this is not the "super steel" model indicated in the database entry. The dialogue did not provide "formoza" models for selection. Tread wear indicated over 3/4 of tread life remaining (car was rarely used), but car was parked outdoors in texas, and tires were 9 years old. Breakdown of tread not likely caused by wear, but rather more likely rubber compound deterioration or manufacturing problem.the tread developed fissures laterally across the entire width of the tread (not extending into the tread shoulder), evenly spaced with a fissure every 3/8ths of an inch around the entire circumference of the tires.depth of fissures unknown.no event in the history of the tires or car can account for this bizarre pattern.the tires were judged unsafe and replaced.photographs were taken of the pattern of damage to the tires, as well as their identification numbers.
The contact owns a 2003 land rover n/a. The contact stated that he bought four tires that turned out to be manufacturer defects. The tires were federal tires, tire size 255/45/r20, and no dot given. The tires were providing such a rough and bouncy ride that two shock absorbers were busted in the front and back of the vehicle. The contact removed the tires and took them to an unknown tire dealer. The dealer attempted to rebalance the tires then informed the contact that two of the four tires were out of round. The dealer said the contact would have to speak to the tire manufacturer to get the tires replaced. The manufacturer had not returned a call to the contact in over eight months. The contact no longer owns the vehicle. The failure mileage on the vehicle was 109,000. The vin was not available.*as
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