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I was driving my brand new BMW X6 on I78 headed West. At approximately exit 4, the tire pressure management system indicated loss of pressure on the front right tire. I pulled into a gas station to inspect and noted that the tire wall had blown out of the tire. There was no damage to the rim not the tread, only to the wall. The car was brand new and had approximately 550 miles on it at the time. I had the car inspected by a car expert who's opinion was that the tire was defective. I had the car towed to BMW who told me the tire was fine and it was my fault that it blew out. I argued my case and BMW then agreed to replace the tire for free. I have requested that they keep the tire for a full inspection but they seem to not want to do this. I am extremely concerned given the car and tire had virtually no driven miles on them and I had not hit anything in the road (as I noted before, there was no damage other than to the tire wall.
- Nyc, NY, USA
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- Nyc, NY, USA