NHTSA recall size page
7 NHTSA tire recall campaigns affect this size in the local TreadSize aggregation. Use the official NHTSA campaign links for current remedy and owner-action details.
Tread or innerliner separation could lead to a loss of vehicle control, increasing the risk of a crash.
Exact owner-notification date is not present in the local NHTSA tire-size aggregation; see the NHTSA campaign page for current date/remedy details.
A tire tread separation may result in sudden air loss, increasing the risk of a vehicle crash.
Exact owner-notification date is not present in the local NHTSA tire-size aggregation; see the NHTSA campaign page for current date/remedy details.
Shoulder cracks in a tire may result in an unexpected loss of tire pressure, increasing the risk of a crash.
Exact owner-notification date is not present in the local NHTSA tire-size aggregation; see the NHTSA campaign page for current date/remedy details.
During use, the tires may crack in the tread area leading to sudden air loss, and tire failure. Additionally, owners may unknowingly overload the tires which may lead to tire failu
Exact owner-notification date is not present in the local NHTSA tire-size aggregation; see the NHTSA campaign page for current date/remedy details.
Should a separation occur, the driver could lose control of the vehicle without warning, which could increase the risk of a vehicle crash.
Exact owner-notification date is not present in the local NHTSA tire-size aggregation; see the NHTSA campaign page for current date/remedy details.
Tread/belt separation of the tire while the vehicle is in use can result in rapid air loss which may increase the risk of a vehicle crash.
Exact owner-notification date is not present in the local NHTSA tire-size aggregation; see the NHTSA campaign page for current date/remedy details.
INACCURATE TIRE LABELING MAY LEAD TO THE TIRE BEING OVER-LOADED AND/OR UNDER-INFLATED, INCREASING THE RISK OF A VEHICLE CRASH.
Exact owner-notification date is not present in the local NHTSA tire-size aggregation; see the NHTSA campaign page for current date/remedy details.