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The contact owns a 2012 (na) coachmen freedom express equipped with lionshead trail express tires, size: 225/75r15. While the vehicle was stationary, the contact noticed that the rear passenger tire experienced a blowout. The contact replaced the tire with a spare. After 100 miles, the rear driver side tire experienced a blowout. The vehicle was taken to walmart where the tires were replaced. The dealer and manufacturer were not notified. The dot number, vin, and vehicle failure mileage were unknown. The tire failure mileage was approximately 41,000.
Tires on my grand junction 5th wheel.tire brand is power touring trail express made by lionshead specialty tire and wheel, ltdtire sidewalls disntegrating on all four tires after less than 5000 miles(2 years) of use.search of internet show this to be very, very common.this is dangerous and should be investigated before someone is killed from a blowout accidents.these tires are evidently original on several brands of recreational vehicles.if you look on the internet you will see many, many complaints about blowouts of these tires with very low mileage.this is a tragedy waiting to happen.please investigate.
The trailer tires open range rv buys through lionshead tire and wheel are dangerous. We had tire separation with only 12,000 miles on them. Looking at many rv forum sites, tires for trailers are not lasting very long and are causing damage and accidents. Your website does not have options to specify the rv manufacturer (open range, now bought by heartland) or tires (lionshead akuret tires).
The contact owns a 2014 forest river vengeance (na). The vehicle was equipped with lionshead, tire line: west lake super s/t (na), and tire size 225/75/15 tires. The contact stated while driving approximately 55 mph, there was an unusual noise outside of the vehicle. The vehicle was maneuvered to the side of the road where the contact noticed the passenger's side second axle tire exploded. The defective tire was replaced with a spare tire. The tire had not been replaced with a new one. The manufacturer was not notified of the problem. There was no failure mileage. The dot number was jult1ct4213.
Right rear tire disintegrated, on my 2014 newfifth wheel trailer, for no reason ,other a defect. Had good highways. Less than 1500 miles. Could have caused a major accident. This seams to be a common, problem. Some of the side walls, remained on the damaged rim. Sent a form to lionshead specialty tire and wheel. They denied the claim. Some thing needs to be done before there is a major accident.
Trailer tire blow out, luckily no injuries to any people but damage to the trailer. The drop downs don't have my exact information. The tires were lionshead, castle rock tires. The trailer is a 2016 forest river, rockwood, windjammer 3006wk
Three tires on travel trailer had sudden failure (blow-outs) on vacation trip from oct 16 to october 23, 2017.trailer was within weight limits based on cat scale tickets from october 16. Tires were properly inflated.these tires were original issue on the trailer, had been driven approximately 3,000 miles, and were only 2 1/2 years old.blown tires caused $3,948 damage to trailer.these were lionshead castle rock st tires.stated here because that is not a choice on the following pull-down tire brand menu.
We had a tire blowout on our travel trailer while traveling 60 miles per hour on the freeway.the tires were at proper inflation and were not overloaded.the tires were less than 3 years old.
I have had two blowouts on my 2014 pull trailer attributed to lions head st 225/75 r15 tires, serial number 1kmm18a2813. These tires were on the trailer when i purchased it new in december 2014.one blowout occurred while under tow and the other blow out happened while mounted on the spare tire rack at the back of the trailer. This tire has never been used. The blowoutdate while under tow was reported may 16, 2016. The latest incident was february 17, 2018. This is, in my opinion, a serious safety issue.
The contact owns a 2017 (na) cherokee travel trailer equipped with castle rock tires (na), size: 225/75r/15 (na). The vehicle experienced a tire blowout while driving 65 mph. The vehicle was pulled to the side of the road where the damaged tire was replaced with a spare. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where the blowout was confirmed. Upon inspection, it was diagnosed that the gross weight of the vehicle caused the tire to blow out. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The vehicle and tire failure mileage was approximately 700.
Tires on my grand junction 5th wheel.tire brand is power touring trail express made by lionshead specialty tire and wheel, ltdtire sidewalls disntegrating on all four tires after less than 5000 miles(2 years) of use.search of internet show this to be very, very common.this is dangerous and should be investigated before someone is killed from a blowout accidents.these tires are evidently original on several brands of recreational vehicles.if you look on the internet you will see many, many complaints about blowouts of these tires with very low mileage.this is a tragedy waiting to happen.please investigate.
The contact owns a 2013 cadillac xts equipped with lionshead trail express tires, size: 225/75r15. While driving 50 mph, the steering wheel and front end vibrated violently. The vehicle was driven to a tire shop where the technician stated that the tire tread separated and the tires needed to be replaced. It was unknown if the vehicle was repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The vehicle failure mileage was 42,700 and the tire failure mileage was 42,762.
The trailer tires open range rv buys through lionshead tire and wheel are dangerous. We had tire separation with only 12,000 miles on them. Looking at many rv forum sites, tires for trailers are not lasting very long and are causing damage and accidents. Your website does not have options to specify the rv manufacturer (open range, now bought by heartland) or tires (lionshead akuret tires).
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