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By Mick Lee Mar 6, 2021 The NTSA has issued a two recalls on around 442,000 tires made by Cooper but sold under several brand and store names. The tires have sidewall defects that could cause the tire to completely tear apart. Over 430,000 tires have the potential to tear up meaning serious or even deadly risk for over 100,000 vehicles currently on the road. Cooper Tire isn't contacting those who own the tires until March 25th. I know you don't want to risk anything by waiting for an official recall that's 3 weeks away, so please call Cooper Tire customer service at 1-800-854-6288 (note rec...
Mar 5, 2021 7:08 AM The NTSA has issued a two recalls on around 442,000 tires made by Cooper but sold under several brand and store names. The tires have sidewall defects that could cause the tire to completely tear apart. Over 430,000 tires have the potential to tear up meaning serious or even deadly risk for over 100,000 vehicles currently on the road. Cooper Tire isn’t contacting those who own the tires until March 25th. I know you don’t want to risk anything by waiting for an official recall that’s 3 weeks away, so please call Cooper Tire customer service at 1-800-854-6288 (not...
Print WASHINGTON—Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. is recalling 430,000-plus P-metric white-sidewall/raised white-letter light-truck tires in 15 brand/line designations that may develop a sidewall bulge or separation, which could result in an in-service tire failure. The tires being recalled were manufactured between Feb. 1, 2018, and Dec. 1, 2019, at Cooper's plant in Texarkana, Ark., Cooper said in a notification issued by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The tires being recalled are: Big O Bigfoot AS—size 275/55R20; Cooper Discoverer AT3 and AT3 4S—sizes 275/65R18 and 27...