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The contact owns a 2004 ford explorer sport trac with mastercraft courser a/t 2 tires (size: lt265/75r16). While driving approximately 70 mph, the front passenger side tire exploded, causing the contact to crash into another vehicle and the highway median. The front axle and tie rod fractured during the failure. The contact sustained a fractured back and a concussion. The contact was transported to the hospital via ambulance. The police reported to the scene and a report was filed. The vehicle was destroyed. There was a recall under nhtsa campaign id number: 08t005000 (tires:sidewall) that could have been related to the failure. The contact stated the recall the dot number was not available. The approximate failure mileage was 2,000. The failure mileage of the vehicle was 110,000....updated 07/19/12
The contact owns a 2001 chevrolet silverado 2500 hd.the vehicle has mastercraft courser a/t 2 tires, size lt265/75r16.while driving 55 mph, on march, 8 2009, the rear driver's side tire blew out.the failure damaged the front driver's side fender and the air lift.the driver noticed that the rear driver's side tire thread was separated.the dot number was unknown.the current and failure mileages were 82,000.
Mastercraft courser tire tread separated from the tire under normal highway conditions.size 265/70/17 dot # ut1y fwb 4306 with less than 40,000 miles and 5 years old.the separation caused vehicle damage but luckily no injuries.
I observed cracks in my tires about 1 inch out from the rim. All four tires are starting to crack out along the bead line in a circle around the tire.the dealer i purchased these from says it is not dangerous, but he is willing to credit a small sum towards a new set of tires.why would someone credit you if the tires are not defective.it appears they are trying to cover this up. My family rides in this vehicle and now i am concerned for their safety.the dealer wants to sell me a set of tires just like i have and will only credit me if i purchase from him or holt the tires and credit till i need a new set.i hope to hear from you quickly because i need my truck.the tires are mastercraft courser at-2265-75r16purchased on 5/26/07.
I was traveling down the freeway when i was cutoff by another car entering from an on ramp. I hit the brakes and skidded for approximately 2-3 seconds. My mastercraft courser a/t2 235/75/16 lost large chunks of rubber from the tread. I purchased these new in fall of 2008. I believe a skid for any longer period of time may have resulted in tire deflation or unraveling of the tire at 70mph. Due to the damage of my tire i could not catch the vehicle to report it to the police.
Purchased mastercraft courser a/t2265/70r16 tires 9/13/2007, took to mechanic for shimmy, was informed that belts in tires shifted, brought to town fair tire in westfield, ma. Balanced tiressent me on my way, went back 2 weeks later for same problem, was informed that there was a safety concern, however it still cost me $322.01 with old tires being prorated. I only had 12000 miles on the tires and if it was a safety concern shouldn't the tires been covered under a recall or workmanship warranty. I did check for recalls different size tire had a recall for belt shifting in tire, however this size was not affected by recall. I feel this is a problem and i am very upset that i had to pay for the problem with could have been worse. So in less than two years i had to spend almost $900.00 with one set being prorated on tires.... Very concerned very upset. Please note this was a problem on more than one tire.
I observed cracks in my tires about 1 inch out from the rim. All four tires are starting to crack out along the bead line in a circle around the tire.the dealer i purchased these from says it is not dangerous, but he is willing to credit a small sum towards a new set of tires.why would someone credit you if the tires are not defective.it appears they are trying to cover this up. My family rides in this vehicle and now i am concerned for their safety.the dealer wants to sell me a set of tires just like i have and will only credit me if i purchase from him or holt the tires and credit till i need a new set.i hope to hear from you quickly because i need my truck.the tires are mastercraft courser at-2265-75r16purchased on 5/26/07.
The contact owns a 2004 ford explorer sport trac with mastercraft courser a/t 2 tires (size: lt265/75r16). While driving approximately 70 mph, the front passenger side tire exploded, causing the contact to crash into another vehicle and the highway median. The front axle and tie rod fractured during the failure. The contact sustained a fractured back and a concussion. The contact was transported to the hospital via ambulance. The police reported to the scene and a report was filed. The vehicle was destroyed. There was a recall under nhtsa campaign id number: 08t005000 (tires:sidewall) that could have been related to the failure. The contact stated the recall the dot number was not available. The approximate failure mileage was 2,000. The failure mileage of the vehicle was 110,000....updated 07/19/12
Mastercraft courser tire tread separated from the tire under normal highway conditions.size 265/70/17 dot # ut1y fwb 4306 with less than 40,000 miles and 5 years old.the separation caused vehicle damage but luckily no injuries.
Purchased mastercraft courser a/t2265/70r16 tires 9/13/2007, took to mechanic for shimmy, was informed that belts in tires shifted, brought to town fair tire in westfield, ma. Balanced tiressent me on my way, went back 2 weeks later for same problem, was informed that there was a safety concern, however it still cost me $322.01 with old tires being prorated. I only had 12000 miles on the tires and if it was a safety concern shouldn't the tires been covered under a recall or workmanship warranty. I did check for recalls different size tire had a recall for belt shifting in tire, however this size was not affected by recall. I feel this is a problem and i am very upset that i had to pay for the problem with could have been worse. So in less than two years i had to spend almost $900.00 with one set being prorated on tires.... Very concerned very upset. Please note this was a problem on more than one tire.
I was traveling down the freeway when i was cutoff by another car entering from an on ramp. I hit the brakes and skidded for approximately 2-3 seconds. My mastercraft courser a/t2 235/75/16 lost large chunks of rubber from the tread. I purchased these new in fall of 2008. I believe a skid for any longer period of time may have resulted in tire deflation or unraveling of the tire at 70mph. Due to the damage of my tire i could not catch the vehicle to report it to the police.
The contact owns a 2001 chevrolet silverado 2500 hd.the vehicle has mastercraft courser a/t 2 tires, size lt265/75r16.while driving 55 mph, on march, 8 2009, the rear driver's side tire blew out.the failure damaged the front driver's side fender and the air lift.the driver noticed that the rear driver's side tire thread was separated.the dot number was unknown.the current and failure mileages were 82,000.
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