We found the following complaints for COACHMEN COACHMEN (1997)
Read complaints for COACHMEN COACHMEN (1997)
Label for tire inflation by shasta industry lists tire pressure that is too low for type motorhome.also, owner acknowledged the label gives wrong rim size and tire size.*nlm a new label is to be provided by coachman. *jg
Recall repair on the door latch mechanism completed, however failed locking passengers inside and required the unit to be dismantled from the inside. Mjs
Parking brake failed.
Parking brake sensor switch failed causing brakes to lock up.
Brakes lock up.
It is very hard to steervehicle,and it takes too long to get it under control on the road.consumer said vehicledarted toward traffic and towards ditches.consumer has come close so many times to having a collision. Vehicle will not stay on road.
Electrical short in the steering column, causing the wiring harness to melt, also failure on the passenger side door when driving the door opens.
Front end wanders.
Consumer states that the springs on the axle keep breaking causing the tires to blow out.this happened six times.*mrmanufacturer offered to replace with heavier duty springs, however consumer rejected offer as an inadequate response to the problem.model 297rk.
This info is in addition to my complaint #734470 previously. No safety defec tmentioned. (tiresize: lt225/75r1)( dot number:tire size: lt225/75r1 )
Two of six tires failed due to tire seperation and one tire failed due to bead cut at the rim.firestone only gave partial credit for the tires that seperated.firestone refused to credit the tire with cut at the bead or for the other three tires. I replaced all of these firestone tires because i could no longer gamble my families lives by continued use of these tires.these tires failed within one year at three seperate occasions. We were lucky because we could feel the vibration from the tire failure and immediately stopped and replaced the tires with the spare. Someone less informed may be injured or killed while driving a 30' motorhome at 60-65 mph on our highways.please look at performance record of these tires. There may be less on the road, but i think you will find the rate of failure to be unacceptable.( dot number: vnil 1xd tire size: 225/75r16 )
While travelling on vacation between june 10th. & june 15th.,2000,experienced the tread separation on five firestone lt225/75r16/e tires.full explanation of tread separation is being mailed to your office in washington, dc on this date.please consider what type of action is necessary by either your organization or myself to properly file this complaint and receive an adequate reply to my problem from either firestone (or ford) as the case may be to achieve adequate response to my tire problem of june, 2000. Thank you.( dot number: not known tire size: 225/75r16 )
Blowout on right rear inside dual tire.(we felt fortunate it wasn't a front tire)because of this experience we replaced the 2 front firestone tires even though they showed no signs of problems; we will be replacing the 4 rear dual tires and spare with non-firestone tires soon. (tiresize: lt225/75r1)( dot number: tire size: lt225/75r1 )
Tire had no problem when we left laredo txat 23839 milage but it soon developed what i first thought was a washboard road.it got worse and i could not see any change in the road so stopped to check tires.pressure ok.proceeded slowly(35-40).tread came off at 23876 milage followed by loss of air.damaged exhaust and valve extenders.they gave me a prorate on a new tire.i do not feel safe on long trips after my experience. (tiresize: lt22575r16)( dot number: tire size: lt22575r16 )
All of these tires had a blowout through the top under the tread.i have the last 2 tires for examination if you or anyone desires to do so (tiresize: lt22575r16)( dot number: tire size: lt22575r16 )
Original tires on a coachman, class 31 c motor home, 1997, dot vd111l1xd187, 22575/16. While driving at 55 mphinside dual tires sidewall onrear passenger's side blewout. Consumer temporarily lost control. *yd
Experienced 2 failures of these tires.the first at 22345 miles, and the second at 26400 miles.on both occasions the tire had nearly complete tread seperation.these both occurred on rear od matorhome and were both original equipment.both instances occurred while driving on highway at approximately 60 to 65 mph.this created a very serious and dangerous condition not only to me but to other motorists behind me (flying rubber).please advise any other complaints of this nature.will contact manufacture. ( dot number: tire size: lt225/75r1 )
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