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We found the following complaints for FIRESTONE 24575R16 (Unknown)

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Air bags didnt work,rear tire driver side blew question steering?

Speedometer gives false readings and sticks. Other gauges (oil pres, temp) redline and are inaccurate. Gets worst with time. 41k miles on a 2005 avalanche (chevy).

I had to turn on the a.c. So the car would not overheat --took it in and they had to replace my intake gasked was told this is commen with chevy--3 months later my air compresser is shot already have paid $3,000 and the car only has 50,000 miles.

Air bags didnt work,rear tire driver side blew question steering?

I own a 2005 mercury mariner premier thatwas purchased in 2005 ,the vehicle hada very bad roar inside whiledriving down the road.i would like to know if there wasa way to make it stop making that roaring sound.according to other complaints i have readthe other customer s have not had any help at there local dealerships, neither did i.

Van suddenly dropped on right front side and steering pulledviolently right.

Hello i have a 1999 chevy silverado 2500 4x4 truck with original equipment firestone tires.steeltex radial a/t lt 245/75 r16 made in canada 28661 ur bm 05327-1 to date i have had 3 of the five tires suffer belt separation and another one looks to be going the same path as it is showing the same charateristics and driving warning signs as the first three failures. These failures have occurred at 24,373, 37,300, and 51,972.

I had to turn on the a.c. So the car would not overheat --took it in and they had to replace my intake gasked was told this is commen with chevy--3 months later my air compresser is shot already have paid $3,000 and the car only has 50,000 miles.

Blow out of rear driver side tire ,on a 1996 gmc, suburban four wheel drive ,with 58,000 miles on it.

Tire tread separated from tire carcass.

Tire just fell apart on the thruway.luckily my wife and i are ok.i am going today to buy new tires.i will not keep or own firestone tires again.this was not a blowout, the tire failed.

Firestone steeltex tires dot vn11bia389 first tire failure 27,200 miles on paved downhill, curved highway. Side of tire lr delaminated. Struggled with vehicle to get it to side of road. Stranded in pullout for 5 hours.replaced tire with spare.tire taken to firestone 1/2/04they refused to honor warranty.gave them tire.

I own a 2005 mercury mariner premier thatwas purchased in 2005 ,the vehicle hada very bad roar inside whiledriving down the road.i would like to know if there wasa way to make it stop making that roaring sound.according to other complaints i have readthe other customer s have not had any help at there local dealerships, neither did i.

Air bags didnt work,rear tire driver side blew question steering?

Had a defective firestone steeltex blow out on a rear passenger side 1999 ford pickup while towing a boat. The tires were very low mileage and had the proper amount of inflation. The entire sidewall of the tire disentegrated. The tire has been sent to firestone , akron facility for a review by experts to try and determine the reason for the failure. The blowout was very violent causing body damage to the wheel well of the truck. It is fortunate that the failure occurred on the rear of the truck as a failure on the front could have caused loss of control of the vehicle. The tires were immediately removed from the vehicle and i still have them minus the actual blowout which was sent to the firestone facility as indicated above.

Frontal tiresproduced bubbles,and currently started to separate.

Van suddenly dropped on right front side and steering pulledviolently right.

Sidewalls of tires split after only 38,000 miles on tires and are original tires for my 2001 chevy express van . Tirestyle is a steeltex radial r45( lt 245/75r16)

Firestone lt245/75-r16 steeltex radial a/t tread separated at 55 mph. Two estimates of damage to vehicle, approximately $3,700. Sent tire to firestone who denied liability. Attributed tread separation to "over deflexion".

Tire tread came off of tire, damaging right rear fender.

I was driving down the hyway at 65mph. The tread on the right front tire came off. The tire did not even go flat. It destroid both the inner and outer fender. The truck that i was driving is an 1994 f250 4x4. The tire was afirestone steeltex radial a/t lt245/75r 16

Dt: contact statedthe tread on 2 firestone tire come off. The first one came off at 19,657 miles on 6-10-05. The second one came off at 22,250 miles on 7-13-05 while traveling65 mph.he brought them to firestone on 6-10-05.they made him an offer, but it did not seem reasonable. One month later, the second tire failed,and they prorated the tires for wear.contact wasconcerned therewas a defect in the tires,and would like to file a complaint. The tires were the original ones that came on the truck that he bought in 2001. They would not give him the new tires until he gave them the old tires. There was damage done totruck. He stillhad the first tire that was damaged. The tires that failed were the left and right rear tires.updated 11/30/2005 -

Firestone steeltex at tires, in size 245/75r16 i have experienced tread separation on two different occasions in the past years years. Currently have one additional tire in my possession that was exhibiting the same symptoms of impeding failure. In both incidents, thankfully there was no personal injury, but each incident did result in significant damage to my vehicle in excess of $3000.00. 1st tire was returned to firestone for their inspection in august 2002, firestone claimed no fault or defect. 2nd tire was lost, 3rd tire still in my possession.

Speedometer gives false readings and sticks. Other gauges (oil pres, temp) redline and are inaccurate. Gets worst with time. 41k miles on a 2005 avalanche (chevy).

Consumer states that while driving at 55 mph tread on the passenger side rear separated from the tire. Several weeks later the same thing happened with the front passenger tire while driving at 65 mph.

Rear passenger tread delaminated from tire while traveling at speed limit on freeway.vehicle pulled over to side of road.the tire was completely inflated...just the treat had seperated from tire causing major damage to vehicle. Had not run over anything in roadway to cause this event.....looked up road and found safer and wider spot to change tire....in process of slowly approaching other area.....tire exploded.tire was not at hot temperature.this appears to be a tire defect.

Firestone steel-tex radial lt245/75/r16 on a 2002 chevrolet 3500, 13 passenger van.tire tread peeled completely off down to the steel wire core, 28,000 miles on tires.

The contact owns a 2003 chevrolet silverado 2500 hd.the vehicle has firestone lt, size 245/75/r16 tires.five hours after the contact placed air in her tire, the tread separated from the tire and caused a blow out.she stated that the tire was intact, but the thread was also separated.the dealer sent her a letter stating that the tire exceeded deflection.she called to inquire about what exceeded deflection meant and the dealer explained that this referred to her vehicle's weight overload.the contact stated that the tire that was placed on the vehicle was a brand new spare tire.the tire has not been repaired or replaced.the failure caused damage to the vehicle.the dealer and the manufacturer have not offered any assistance.the speed was unknown.the current mileage was 89,890 and failure mileage was 84,900.

Significant cracks and belt separation on road with one tire.significant crackspresent on all tires on vehicle.vehicle is a yukon sl 2500, 2000, eqiupped with firestone steeltex radial r4s.size of tire is lt 245/75r16

Firestone tire failure, tread lost on left and right rear tires, have to be replaced.damage was caused on the left side of the vehicle.*tc

Two of the firestone tires experienced tread separation.*mjs

While driving my 2000 ford f-350 on freeway 80 west from davis ca, the right rear firestone steeltex atx size 245/75x16 developed a large bubble and tread separation.tire is factory supplied original with only 30,760 miles on it, tread still has 25% of depth left.tire was always noted to have run hotter than the others, but did not give any warning that failure was emmanent. When i questioned 2 firestone dealers about the high rate of failure for their tires, i was told that these tires have always been good and this has not been a problem.when i questioned them about getting a settlement toward buying another brand of tire, they got quite upset and defensive, refusing to do anything except a prorated amount toward a new firestone tire.i told them i was not interested in having another firestone tire, and they would not do anything else.i was not at all happy about the way i was treated, or about having to shell out for all new tires, since i don't trust the firestone tires remaining on this truck.

While driving at 65 mphrear driver's side tire tread separated and wrapped around rear axle, causing vehicle to roll over. Dealer notified.

While traveling north on interstate-15 through st. George, utah, i experienced a tire tread separation on my left rear firestone steeltex radial tire at approximately 65 mph while towing my 23 foot travel trailer.total tire mileage: 26,995 miles. The tire did not deflate, i was able to maintain control of my 2002 chevy avalanche 2500 truck and get stopped at the side of the road.after inspecting the vehicle for damage, i was able to drive off the i-15 within approximately 1.5 miles at 15 mph and install a spare tire.

Hello i have a 1999 chevy silverado 2500 4x4 truck with original equipment firestone tires.steeltex radial a/t lt 245/75 r16 made in canada 28661 ur bm 05327-1 to date i have had 3 of the five tires suffer belt separation and another one looks to be going the same path as it is showing the same charateristics and driving warning signs as the first three failures. These failures have occurred at 24,373, 37,300, and 51,972.

Tire tread separated from tire carcass.




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