NHTSA — Tires: Tread/Belt Problems

3.9

definitely annoying
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
31,850 miles

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2004 Oldsmobile Silhouette wheels / hubs problems

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2004 Oldsmobile Silhouette Owner Comments

problem #2

Apr 102007

Silhouette 6-cyl

  • Automatic transmission
  • 39,000 miles

A D V E R T I S E M E N T S

Goodyear tires on 2004 Oldsmobile van defective (safety concern to other owners). Tires developed blisters then rubber split open causing tires to go flat. I had to buy tires immediately. Old tires are not here. I took them to dealer where I purchased the van new. No help from them or tire manufacture or van builder.

- Valders, WI, USA

problem #1

Sep 172005

Silhouette 6-cyl

  • Automatic transmission
  • 24,700 miles
Took car to be serviced. Techs saw the tire separation and stated it was very dangerous and not to drive on them. Reported to dealership&gmac. Goodyear and Firestone dealers say it was tread seperation due to faulty manufacturing. Tires are Goodyear P225/60R16..... both front tires are separating on the inside. Dealership blamed it on nonrotation (I do that myself so no records.) when that didnt work they tried to blame it on bad allignment. This also was not the case. The car stayed Saturday night and Sunday at the dealership after they so thoughtfully lent us a safe vehicle after threatening to have us arrested for refusing to drive the unsafe vehicle that was still under warranty. I arrived appx 7 am at the dealership and they looked at the tires and stated it was our fault and they only cover tires for 7500 miles. They also did some other warranty and recall work. I did not let them touch the tires or allignment because of they have a habit of acting in ill will and I do not trust them any longer. Mileage out-24706 I drove to the nearest Firestone dealer (milelage in 24708 time 8:49 am) and explained to them the situation. They pulled the tires off and said it looked like faulty tires. I bought new ones because the old ones were too dangerous to drive on and the dealership wasn't going to do the right thing any time soon. Firestone checked the allignment. Data was as follows: Lf camber -0.6, rf camber -1.0, cross camber.4, lf caster 2.9, rf caster 2.9, cross caster -0.1, (all within spec) lf toe.18, rf toe.11, total toe.29 (minorly out of spec...but positive toe would have caused wear on the outside of the tires and was very obvious to anyone within 10 feet that there was something wrong with them. Tires failed on the inside under the car and its possible they could have killed us all before we ever noticed them) we still have the front tires if you need them. (typed by wife)

- Lavergne, TN, USA

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