New steer tire blowout causing damage
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by gilknight, Sep 27, 2018.
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File a complaint and send pictures to the NHTSA. You can do that on their website.Have all of your documentation.
That will get Bridgestones attention (and you will find out if you’re the only one that this happened to).
Regardless how it turns out, NHTSA should be made aware of this incident.gilknight Thanks this. -
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They obviously had a problem with the GUM layer. Lot on Utube about this. “Tires that want to kill you””
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Call your insurance company for the damages, take the truck back to the tire shop and they should install a new one, no charge. Maybe labor and balancing. Pay it and be on your way.
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I had a trans put in 8 yrs ago. 1 mo later it started leaking.I had it removed and loose bolts replaced and re installed. $800 . Went back to original shop and showed him receipt had in big envelope. On front of envelope I had hotel- rental car-Lisa of revenue adding up to over $2000. I explained how it’s cost me quite a bit. Message: If I have to go to court I’m suing for $2200 . Luckily he reluctantly gave me $800
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I had same deal on a wheel seal on front. 1 mo later while going through Knoxville wheel spun up tight $2000 and a spindle bearings etc later . Sappy brothers in Pa paid the bill as it obviously was due to their negligence. Hats off to them despite history I will still do business there.
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You don't always get what you pay for. Buy cheap everytime!
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