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Car (2002 honda 2 door coupe) is less than 1 year, 10 months to be exact.while driving less than 30 mph, experienced a bubble.dealer said to call michelin, which was done.tires are less than a year old yet even with a "warranty" are not covered.i question what exactly is a warranty, if tires less than a year old bubbleand are not covered?i was also informed that i caused the bubble by driving too fast or hitting a pot hole or rock.i have a clear license, never been pulled over for speeding, and never have had an accident.i feel this should not have happened now or even 2 years from now. These tires only have 16,500 miles.michelin refuses to cover costs of replacement, which is not the real issue.god forbid i was in an accident due to the tire failure, who would be responsible? it's a question of credibility which apparently michelin tires is not willing to accept that they are in fact responsible for the defects in their tires.dt
Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6)i own a 2007 hyundai sonata. This past week i have been informed that the michelin tires need replacing. They are cracked in the sidewall. Michelin guarantees these tires for 6 years and the tire company i went to said that i really should replace them for safety reasons.are we facing another firestone incident? if i hadn't had a flat tire i would have never discovered this. The tire company said michelin was really great to work with they allowed me 65% on my tires that have been drivenless than 14,000 miles. I would only have to pay $474.00 dollars for new tires. I think that a tire that is giving away in the sidewall should be replaced free of charge !!! what if i wasn't appraised of the situation and had a blowout. I haven't replaced them yet because of cost. Should i stop driving the car ? wasn't firestone in trouble for faulty tires ? what about other drivers out there with a similar situation ? i just think that a car's tires should be able to stand up longer than 29 months and 14,000 miles. Please advise. [xxx]
The tires were not in compliance with the vehicle's sticker on the seat.the sticker read 255-80-r-22g, pressure was 105, the tires on the vehicle were255-80-r-22.5 , pressure was 110.the consumer wanted the sticker changed. The rim size was 7.58, and the actual size was 8.24the tire pressure did not match the sticker.the dealer and manufacture did not cooperate.*sc
The tires were not in compliance with the vehicle's sticker on the seat.the sticker read 255-80-r-22g, pressure was 105, the tires on the vehicle were255-80-r-22.5 , pressure was 110.the consumer wanted the sticker changed. The rim size was 7.58, and the actual size was 8.24the tire pressure did not match the sticker.the dealer and manufacture did not cooperate.*sc
The tires were not in compliance with the vehicle's sticker on the seat.the sticker read 255-80-r-22g, pressure was 105, the tires on the vehicle were255-80-r-22.5 , pressure was 110.the consumer wanted the sticker changed. The rim size was 7.58, and the actual size was 8.24the tire pressure did not match the sticker.the dealer and manufacture did not cooperate.*sc
Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6)i own a 2007 hyundai sonata. This past week i have been informed that the michelin tires need replacing. They are cracked in the sidewall. Michelin guarantees these tires for 6 years and the tire company i went to said that i really should replace them for safety reasons.are we facing another firestone incident? if i hadn't had a flat tire i would have never discovered this. The tire company said michelin was really great to work with they allowed me 65% on my tires that have been drivenless than 14,000 miles. I would only have to pay $474.00 dollars for new tires. I think that a tire that is giving away in the sidewall should be replaced free of charge !!! what if i wasn't appraised of the situation and had a blowout. I haven't replaced them yet because of cost. Should i stop driving the car ? wasn't firestone in trouble for faulty tires ? what about other drivers out there with a similar situation ? i just think that a car's tires should be able to stand up longer than 29 months and 14,000 miles. Please advise. [xxx]
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