Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
TIRES
220010302/07/200310001109Tpm system performance affected when large ambient temperature changes occur. *tt04/15/2003

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
TIRES
05/12/2002400001
 Blend door went out on passenger side approx 5 months ago then today the drivers side went. unable to defrost window. no heat/ no ac. tire pressure light kept going off. until the center top display went out, engine light wont shut off. *tr
09/04/2008300001
 I just had the valve stems replaced (due to cracking) on my jeep. they were coded as tr413 (obviously the same dill number covered in the recall. however, these tires and valve stems were installed on my car in december of 2005 - clearly not manufactured during the august-december 2006 time frame of the recall. this raises the question about the dill/chinese valve stem problem being much larger than has been claimed. i am a retired former rubber chemist, and have run hundreds of ozone resistance tests on rubber compounds, so i am fairly familiar with what to look for. nhtsa should expand its investigation of this problem. i kept the old valve stems which were removed, and will make them available upon request. *tr
09/12/200531000106/01/2003
 Dt: 2003 jeep grand cherokee. the consumer stated driver's side rear tire sidewall disintegrated. there is only 31,000 miles on the vehicle. the rest of the tires were weather rotted. these tires have never been repaired. they were the original tires on the vehicle. goodyear, p255/75r16. the tire was taken to the dealership. instead, it should have been taken to goodyear. there was no wreck when this happened. the tires were properly maintained. it is a leased vehicle.*ak