Defective Tires�Lawyers Serving All of Georgia & Alabama
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company recalled its�Fortera HL P255/65R18 109S tires manufactured November 30, 2014, to January 10, 2015.��The reason for the recall is the tires suffered cracking of the thread during endurance testing. �The tires failed to comply with the�Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, which are designed to keep consumers safe from faulty motor vehicle products. �The possible consequence is the tires may fail and cause a crash.
The scariest�part of this recall is that these defective tires were installed as original equipment by�General Motors�on 2015 Buick Enclave, Chevrolet Traverse, and GMC Acadia models. �According to Goodyear, there are over 48,000 affected tires on vehicles around the world. �General Motors is taking charge of this recall for their affected vehicles by replacing the tires free of charge.
Why�are�Defective Tires on the Roads?
It is simply amazing that a worldwide tire manufacturer let defective tires hit the market and be placed on so many vehicles. �Tires are literally where the rubber meets the road. �They are some of the most important safety pieces on a car or truck. �Without a properly designed tire on a motor vehicle, they become vessels of injury or death.
If you or a loved one was involved in a�motor vehicle crash�that you believe could have been caused by a defective tire, contact the�Georgia Tire Defect Lawyers of The Parian Law Firm, LLC�to learn your legal rights. �Companies that manufacture products that we put faith in to transport our loved ones all over the world, must be held accountable. � Our Atlanta Products Liability Lawyers can help. �Call us at (770) 727-5550.
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