Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
TIRES
12/10/2012120001
 I was traveling on interstate when the tire pressure sensor indicate there was a problem with the tire. i pulled over and front passenger tire was extremely low. i used the air pump and filled tire. i exited the interstate and drove to the nearest tire repair shop. all 4 tires were below 32 psi. a digital reading indicated the tires range from 13 to 19 psi. i had the tires filled. on 12-17-2012 same problem. tire sensor indicated there was a problem. i drove to mechanic and had tires check. all four tires were inspected and no damage or punctures were founded. all four tires were filled with air. on 12-29-12, tire pressure sensor came on. i drove to mechanic all four tire were check. all four tires were low (range of 12 to 21 psi). tires were filled to 32 psi. on 1-8-2013, sensor came on again. tire were check and all four tires were low (tire ranged from 15 to 22). all four tires were filled to 32 psi. on 1-21-13, tire pressure sensor light came on again. all four tires check and needed air. digital reading indicated the tire range from 9 to 15 psi. tires were filled back to 32 psi. *tr
12/06/201227002
 Driving on the pa. turnpike at 65 mph, hit a small pot hole and the back left tire blew. i needed to be towed because the car air pump did not work. this was the second flat in one month. the first was due to hitting a curb at 2mph which punctured the side wall of the tire which had to be replaced. *tr
06/14/2012543
 A blow out of a tire occurred while driving a 2013 hyundai elantra limited with 543 total miles on the car. the speed of the car at the time was 25 mph on a smooth road surface in a residential area. in talking to other owners, and searching the internet, we find that premature tire failure occurs frequently on the elantra. fortunately, this incident happened at a very slow speed otherwise there may well have been a fatality involved.