Tl* the contact owns a 2010 ford fusion. The vehicle was equipped with michelin energy saver a/s green x tires, size 225/50/17. The contact noticed that all four tires exhibited numerous cracks and were completely dry rotted. The vehicle was taken to an independent tire shop where the contact was advised that the tires were not under warranty. The four tires were not replaced. The manufacturer was notified of the defective tires. The approximate failure mileage was 6,300.
2010 Ford Fusion tires complaints
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Tl* the contact owns a 2010 ford fusion equipped with michelin hydro-edge tires, size 215/60/r16. The dot number was apxn4xx0110. The contact stated that the sidewalls of all four tires were cracked. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer for routine maintenance when the failure was diagnosed. The manufacturer was notified and the contact was awiating a reply. The failure mileage on the tires was 17,000. The failure mileage of the vehicle was 35,100. The VIN was unavailable. Updated 7/23/12 *cn michelin refused to adjust the defective tires under workmanship and material warranty. They referred to defect as cosmetic cracking
Tl* the contact owns michelin energy saver tires, size p225/50/r17, that were equipped on a 2010 ford fusion. While examining the tires, the contact noticed that all four tires were experiencing dry rot around the sidewall. The tires had not been diagnosed or repaired. The current and failure mielages were 28,000.
I have a 2010 ford fusion hybrid which I love driving and I believe it is one of the best cars out there. The problem is with 12,000 miles on the car the tires were wearing out very fast and at 18,000 they were worn where it wasn't safe to drive the car. I had to buy new tires. The dealer said there was no warranty on the tires and they wanted $1182.00 for replacement ones. Mind you, I buy the three year full maintenance on the vehicle as well. I heard from other fusion drivers that even buying new tires, the wear is very fast. Something is very wrong here and ford is not admitting it.
Ford 6f35 transmission has "dead spots", jerkiness and hard shifting since I owned the car. At 56,500 miles, transmission fluid was found to be leaking from the drive shaft axle and that had to be replaced under warranty. The transmission in this car is defective and should be replaced.
I purchased a new 2010 ford fusion and have been having issues with one tire losing air for several months now but they had been unable to find the leak until recently. Finally after going to two tire centers on friday they were able to find that, as I understand it, there is a defect in the tire/rim that caused an indent in the tire at the inner bead that caused a slow seeping leak. I have a statement from the owner of that tire center that in no way would a seal be a permanent fix. I then had to take it into the ford service center were it was confirmed that the beads were not sealing to the actual rim. A bead seal was done on all four tires but neither the tire or the rim was replaced. I requested a new tire but was told that this was what was being done for this problem and to come back if the problem continues. I have read other complaints about this problem and statements that others have even experienced blow-outs at very low mileage. I have a 16 year old daughter with a learner's permit and am very concerned about her driving this vehicle. She needs driving hours on the highway but this is going to be very difficult to do since I am worried about there being a problem with my tires. This is a vehicle that we had planned on possibly passing down to her, but if there is not a recall on this before then, we may have to purchase new tires and rims just to feel comfortable doing so. I don't think that we should have to pay to replace four tires and rims after purchasing a brand new vehicle, at just approximately 12,000 miles.
Tl*the contact owns a 2010 ford fusion with michelin energy saver tires p225/ 50 r17. The contact stated while traveling 60 MPH the rear drivers side tire blew out. The contact replaced the tire with spare tire and was able to drive to home. The failure was not diagnosed by a dealer. The contact was concerned, since there was not a lot of mileage on the vehicle. The failure and current tire mileage was 15,500.
Leased a new 2010 ford fusion on 1/30/10. I had 2 tire issued with this vehicle. Flat left rear on about 5/17/11 with 5349 miles which was plugged and a blow out on a highway on about 11/17/2010 which was so bad I had to replace the tire (not over 10,000 miles) I believe there is a problem with this group of tires.
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