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The contact owns a 2003 Subaru Forester equipped with Firestone tire FR380, size P215-60-R16. The contact stated that the tires became prematurely worn, out-of-round and exhibited tread and belt separation. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The tires were replaced. The failure mileage of the tires was 53,000 and the vehicle failure mileage was 160,000.
I purchased and had installed 8 new hankook tires for two vehicles at L&M tire & wheel 185 w. king St. Abbottstown, pa. 17301, 7172590567. They did not record the type of vehicles, mileage of the vehicles or my address. All that was written on the receipt was my name and phone number. This information would not be sufficient for me to be notified if there were a recall of these tires. This should be a requirement to protect the public. If it is a requirement what Agency is responsible for enforcing the retention of this information?
Tire explosion while driving on freeway. No accident entailed. Tire shows good tread left, and no apparent source of puncture, hitting road hazard or any other damage. Tire will be replaced. Tire was stock on new (2003 Subaru Forester) vehicle with approx 20,000 miles. Tire is a yokohama geolander 900, P215/60R 94H with serial number on it: C6288U-16. I am concerned because the other three tires are same type. Wondering if any defects led to failure?
- Rancho Cordova, CA, USA
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- Tulsa , OK, USA