2004 KEYSTONE COUGAR Tirestreadbelt Problems

2004 COUGAR 5TH WHEEL HAD TIRE SEPARATION. CUSTOMER STATES THAT THE TIRE SEPARATION HAS OCCURRED ON TWO OCCASIONS. CONTACT STATES HER HUSBAND COULD CONTROL THE VEHICLE WHEN IT HAPPENED WHILE HE WAS DRIVING. *KB THE SECOND TIRE FAILURE RESULTED IN DAMAGE TO THE UNDER CARRIAGE OF THE RV. ON BOTH TIRES, THE TREAD PULLED AWAY FROM THE TIRE WHICH CAUSED THEM TO BLOW OUT. *JB

TIRE BLOWOUT. TREAD SEPARATION FROM PLY CAUSING PROPERTY DAMAGE TO OUR 5TH WHEEL CAMPER ON JULY 27 2007. TIRES HAD LESS THAN 8,000 MILES AND WERE PROPERLY INFLATED. (TIRE INFLATION AND WALK AROUND HAD BEEN COMPLETED 60 MILES PRIOR TO BLOW OUT) THIS WAS THE SECOND TIRE TO FAIL ON THIS CAMPER. THE FIRST TIRE ALSO HAD TREAD SEPARATION. DEALER WOULD NOT CLAIM RESPONSIBILITY FOR FIRST TIRE SEPARATION NOR WOULD KEYSTONE THE MANUFACTURER OF THE CAMPER. WE HAVE NOT CONTACTED THE DEALER REGARDING THE SECOND BLOW OUT. THE MANUFACTURER IS MISSION MADE IN TAIWAN AND IS NOT LISTED ON THE MANUFACTURER LIST YOU PROVIDED. *JB

DT: 2004 KEYSTONE COUGAR. MISSION TIRES, ST225/75R15. THE CONSUMER STATED THE DRIVER'S SIDE REAR TIRE SEPARATED WITH LESS THAN 5,000 MILES WHILE DRIVING AT 35 MPH. THE TIRE HAS NOT BEEN INSPECTED TO SEE WHY THIS OCCURRED. MISSION WAS SENDING HIM A NEW TIRE. THIS HAPPENED ON SEPTEMBER 17, 2005. IT CAUSED NO PROPERTY DAMAGE OR ACCIDENT. THESE WERE THE ORIGINAL TIRES FOR THE TRAVEL TRAILER.*AK

THE OUTER TREAD OF THE RIGHT REAR TIRE CAME LOOSE FROM THE TIRE AND CAUSED DAMAGE TO THE WHEEL WELL AND OUTER SKIN OF THE TRAILER. *NM *JB