The right rear passenger tire blew out while the vehicle was being driven. Right front passenger tire had a slow leak.
2002 Ford F-250 tires complaints
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Consumer was driving the vehicle when the tread on the tire fell off.
While driving the rear passenger side tire tread separated. The consumer managed to pull over and replaced it with a spare tire. Firestone, steeltex at, size lt26575r16. *ak (right rear sidewall) *sc
While driving 55 MPH the rear passenger tire blew out without warning. As a result, the vehicle's frame was severely damaged. Please provide additional information.
While driving 65 MPH the front/rear driver side tread separated. The consumer pulled over and replaced it with a spare tire. General tires, size lt235/85r16, dot 8dor1p6. *ak
While driving at 70 MPH vehicle trembled violently. Consumer parked and checked the vehicle, there was no noticeable problems. Consumer drove at highway speeds, and the trembling started again. Several seconds there was a loud explosion. Consumer examined the left rear tire and determined that tread had separated and wrapped around the axle.
Frontal tires produced bubbles,and currently started to separate.
While towing a 24' trailer spare tire that was suspended under vehicle broke free. The spare tire was then run over by the trailer. There were no injuries involved in this incident. The manufacturer and the dealer were notified of the problem.
Pe00-040/tire tread separation/tire failure: right rear tire had a blowout while driivng 60 MPH in a 2002, ford f250, original equipment, tire size 265/75r16, and dot#8xw81xm2202. Dealer notified. *ak
Pe00-040/tire tread separation/tire failure: while driving 60 MPH in a 2002,ford, f250 s/d, original equipment, tire size 265/75r16, dot vnw81xm1002, left front tire was noticed with a blister on sidewall. Dealer was contacted. *ak consumer replaced all tires at own expense.
While the consumer was traveling at 25 MPH the tires blew out. Consumer contacted the dealer for replacement and dealer refused.
I have experienced what appears to be a side wall failure of a firestone light truck tire. The failure occurred shortly after entering the highway at a speed of approximately 65 MPH. While accelarating down the entrance ramp I noticed a vibration coming from the rear of the truck which stopped once I merged onto the highway at about 55 MPH. At that time I thought the vibration was due to rough pavement on the entrance ramp. A short time later, possibly 3 or 4 miles, the driver side rear tire blew. There was a slight loss of control as the rear end of the truck felt as if it were sliding from side to side. The truck noticeably leaned to the left . The exterior sidewall (facing the outside of the truck) of the tire had separated entirely leaving only a small ring of rubber around the rim of the wheel. I'm concerned that this is the type of failure that has occurred with other firestone tires. When I bought this truck I was told by the dealership that these tire were safe. *ak (dot number: ? Tiresize: 265/75r16)
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