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FastEagle
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Dec 09, 2014

TowMax ST tires recalled

NHTSA Campaign ID Number : 14T015

Dynamic Tire Corp. (Dynamic) is recalling certain Towmax STR tires, size ST225/75 R15 manufactured June 15, 2014, to October 14, 2014. The affected tires may have the Incorrect Load Capacity and Inflation Pressure Stampings. Thus, these vehicles fail to comply with the requirements of the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) 119, "New Pneumatic Tires for Vehicles Other Than Passenger Cars." The misinformation on the label could lead a driver to overinflate the tires. Tire overinflation may increase the risk of a tire failure which can increase the risk of a crash. Dynamic will notify owners, and dealers will replace all eligible tires, free of charge. The recall is expected to begin December 10, 2014. Owners may contact Dynamic customer service at 1-905-595-3593.

S/N: 14T105

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  • 64thunderbolt's avatar
    64thunderbolt
    Explorer II
    Dec 11, 2014
    Good Year Marathons are produced in about 4 different countries. I think it is about QC no matter what company. A friend called me and said he just mounted up a set of BFG's. I was looking for tires and stumbled upon a recall on his tires. Discount sold the tires after the recall. He took it in & they replaced all 5 and apologized. Tires on an RV is always a******shoot. If I could fit them in my wheel house I would spend the bucks for the G614's
  • path1's avatar
    path1
    Explorer
    Dec 10, 2014
    From the recall link "potential number of units affected" 17,369

    dates involved 6-15-2014 - 10-14-2014 (4 months)

    That's over 4,000 tires a month and from just one tire company.

    Never thought about it before but it must take a lot of tires for all the vehicles on the road.

    Then my mind wonders a different direction; why do we still have tire problems? It's not like they make one every now and then
  • kedanie's avatar
    kedanie
    Explorer II
    Dec 10, 2014
    CapriRacer wrote:
    Just so everyone knows, this is about the words on the sidewall of the tire, not anything structural. It's about the markings complying with the regulations.

    No, it's about blatant disregard for quality control.

    Keith
  • Lantley's avatar
    Lantley
    Nomad
    Dec 10, 2014
    My 16" Towmax tires only last 1 season before the blowout. Maybe they should recall them as well!
  • Huntindog's avatar
    Huntindog
    Explorer
    Dec 10, 2014
    CapriRacer wrote:
    Just so everyone knows, this is about the words on the sidewall of the tire, not anything structural. It's about the markings complying with the regulations.


    That all depends on how you wanna look at it.
    They state that the info on the sidewall is incorrect. That could lead one to believe that the tire is capable of more than it actually is...
    I think that makes it structural.
  • CapriRacer's avatar
    CapriRacer
    Explorer II
    Dec 10, 2014
    Just so everyone knows, this is about the words on the sidewall of the tire, not anything structural. It's about the markings complying with the regulations.
  • coolbreeze01's avatar
    coolbreeze01
    Explorer
    Dec 10, 2014
    magicmantx wrote:
    Key words,So far…they all do fine until they blow out and take the side of the trailer with it.


    Really?
  • 64thunderbolt's avatar
    64thunderbolt
    Explorer II
    Dec 10, 2014
    I had G614 do $1200.00 damage to the side of mine. But they were almost 8 yrs old. I have a lighter toy hauler now and put Commedores on it. Almost 6K on them mostly in the heat here in Az with no issues yet. They may blow next trip but who knows. Since putting these on friends have replace at least 2 sets of LT tires on their trailers. Not sure why but just some thoughts.

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