Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Tires May Exhibit Socketing Around Individual Cords In The Belt Plies After Extensive Testing. This Condition Could Lead To Chunkout Or Separation In The Tread Area. Loss Of Inflating Air May Result.
Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Tires May Exhibit Socketing Around Individual Cords In The Belt Plies After Extensive Testing. This Condition Could Lead To Chunkout Or Separation In The Tread Area. Loss Of Inflating Air May Result.
Vehicle recall defect – Some Tires May Develop A Small Crack In The T546 Radial Tubeless Design That Could Eventually Cause A Sidewall Bulge.
Vehicle recall defect – Tires Failed To Meet The Endurance Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 119, “New Pneumatic Tires For Vehicles Other Than Passenger Cars.” Separation Of The Reinforcing Plies From The Rubber Compound In The Tread Or Shoulder Area May Occur.
Vehicle recall defect – Some Tires May Develop A Small Crack In The T546 Radial Tubeless Design That Could Eventually Cause A Sidewall Bulge.
Vehicle recall defect – Some Tires May Develop A Small Crack In The T546 Radial Tubeless Design That Could Eventually Cause A Sidewall Bulge.
Vehicle recall defect – Insufficient Cure During Manufacturing In The Tread And Shoulder Area May Result In Tread And Shoulder Area Separation. Consequence Of Defect: Tires May Develop A Tread And Shoulder Area Separation, Which Causes Loss Of Tire Air And May Lead To Loss Of Control And An Accident.
Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Tires May Develop Flex Cracks In The Sidewall Area Due To A Buckled Body Ply.