Tl* the contact owns a 2001 dodge ram 2500. The contact stated that the driver's and passenger's side rear tires were replaced with goodyear tires, tire line: wrangler, tire size: 265/75/16/e, dot number: pjw8hb1v0420. The contact stated that the vehicle failed to drive in straight line after the tires were replaced. The vehicle also wobbled while driving after the tires were replaced. The tires were purchased at a sam's club store. The contact had the vehicle taken back to the sam's club for a full refund of the purchase price. The tires were replaced and the failure was remedied. The tire manufacturer was not contacted. The vehicle manufacturer was not contacted or made aware of the failure. The tire failure mileage was unknown. The failure mileage was 70,000. *bf
2001 Dodge RAM 2500 tires problems
16 complaints (3% of all complaints for this car). Typical mileage when it fails: 88,357. 1 crash reported.
- owner complaints
- 16
- of this car's complaints
- 3%
- typical mileage
- 88,357
- crashes
- 1
- recalls
- 0
Which part fails
- Tread/belt4
- Temporary/emergency spare tire3
- Sidewall1
- Bead1
At what mileage
Complaints by mileage at the time of the problem.
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Specific symptoms reported on the 2001 Dodge RAM 2500 tires
Phrases found in the owners' own descriptions, so one complaint can mention several symptoms.
Related recalls
No recalls on record for this model year.
What 2001 Dodge RAM 2500 owners say
Most recent owner complaints, unedited.
Lt 265/75 r16 hercules terra trac a/t delaminating the same as their other tires involved in an earlier recall dot code utw8 hwc 2705 46505-1 r 30104
While driving home from north carolina in my 2500 dodge ram one of my uniroyal tires separated damaging the rear driver side fender. This is the second time I have had a catastrophic failure with the liberator lt26575r16e. The fist time walmart replaced the tire and repaired the fender. Their should be a recall on this tire before someone dies.
The spare tire below the pickup bed broke loose from it's cable and fell out on to the highway. This also happened with my 1998 dodge dakota.
Tl* the contact owns a 2001 dodge ram 2500 equipped with b.f goodrich commercial t/a tires, size: lt245/75r16 ecomas. The contact stated that while driving 75 MPH, the front and rear passenger side tires failed, causing extensive damages to the windshield, radiator, quarter panel, the entire exhaust system and the rear leaf springs. The contact was assisted in installing two new tires on the vehicle and was advised to contact the manufacturer. The tire manufacturer was notified and the contact was awaiting a return call. The failure mileage was 333,582 and the current mileage was 382,000. The failure mileage of the tire was 40,000.
While driving my 2001 dodge 2500 4wd pickup, the cable part of the spare tire lift assembly failed and allowed the spare wheel/tire to become free from it's holding and fell to the payment. Luckily no one was following me for if they were they would have definitely hit the wheel and an accident would have occurred possibly causing injury (ies) to the occupants of the oncoming vehicle. This occurred on sept1 in rockwell, texas. I reported this to rockwall dodge service dept and told them it was a definite safety issue. They acknowledged this but did not attempt to notify the dodge headquarters to my knowledge. They ordered the replacement parts and gave me a date you come in to have the assembly replaced. In the mean time I called the dodge corporation and reported this incident stressing again the safety issue and possibility of a design defect. 9/21/10 "trish' called and advised me that because of the age and mileage there was nothing they could do. Further she advised they wouldn't issue any warnings either due to the infrequent reportings. . I advised her that dodge has taken this too lightly and that they should correct the problem on both old and new trucks (all vehicles by a redesign (failsafe). I offered the parts to her for exam and analysis but she was not interested. I am appalled at such a "non-caring" attitude.
Rear driver side tire tread completely separated from tire causing $4000 damage to truck bed while traveling at 60 MPH dot indicates manufactured 25th week or 2003...making the tire 2 years old when purchased as new in 2005 tire pressure was checked 5 hours prior. Tires had been maintained and rotated regularly.
Tl* the contact owns a 2001 dodge ram 2500. The inside beads of the wheel began to fracture. The vehicle was taken to the dealership for inspection. The technician stated that the wheels needed to be replaced because of his driving habits. The current and failure mileages were 158127. Updated 1/25/10 *cn the consumer stated the aluminum wheels were breaking through the inside beads. All four of the wheels were broken. The wheels appeared to have cracked where the metal wheel weight may have been located. Updated 01/26/10
I was driving a 2001 dodge ram 2500 4x4 v-10 along interstate 50 in sacramento, ca in the fast or left lane and had installed brand new super swamper ssr 305/70/16 tires w/4,000 miles on them and while driving approximately 70 MPH the left rear tire flew apart. The tread had separated from the steel cord in 2 large pieces and flew back at the car behind me causing a major car accident involving 3 cars not including mine. It caused extensive damage to my truck (apprx. $3,000.00) the police did an onsite report and after speaking to everyone had decided to let me go without a citation or using my insurance because it was determined that the person behind me caused the accident by trying to swerve and miss the flying debris hitting her car. I tried to take them back to the store where I purchased them and received a response of call the manufacturer which I did with no luck. All I have at this point is pictures but no dot#.
We bought 4 brand new tires and they shake really bad we took them back to the store we bought them from and they re-balanced the tires saying that was all they could do to fix the problem but it is not fixed and now we are stuck with these tires that we don't feel safe with.
Questions about the 2001 Dodge RAM 2500 tires
Does the 2001 Dodge RAM 2500 have tires problems?
Owners have filed 16 complaints about the tires of the 2001 Dodge RAM 2500, 3% of all its complaints.
At what mileage do 2001 Dodge RAM 2500 tires problems start?
The typical (median) mileage in owner complaints is 88,357 miles.
Was there a recall on the 2001 Dodge RAM 2500 tires?
There is no recall for this problem on this model year.
What year does the Dodge RAM 2500 have bad tires?
The Dodge RAM 2500 model years with the most tires complaints are 1997 (26 complaints), 1995 (25 complaints) and 1996 (24 complaints).
Other 2001 Dodge RAM 2500 problems
Body 181Steering 69Suspension 39Brakes 34Fuel system 32Engine 28Transmission 28Electrical 19Airbags 18Wheels 10Lights 6Visibility 6Acceleration 5Locks 5Driver assistance 1Seat belts 1Seats 1
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