We have classified the 3 complaints from 2003 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 about TIRES into the following categories.
3 of 4 tires, cooper discoverer lsx p265 / 70r17, failed within 8 months of each other due to steel belts separating at approximately 19 - 20,000 miles. in the last instance i experienced a blowout while driving. all 4 tires were purchased new and in good condition when the incidents occurred. they all have the same d.o.t #: up1ycl71010. *tr
Driving my 2003 chevy avalanche on pa i -380 tire firestone wilderness 265/70/16 blow-out on rear driver side cause damage to plastics covers .my wife hear the blow tire and she was thinking it was from truck passing but it was on my car. stop the car safe and used spare tires to next service shop. stop in scranton at firestone dealer and replace blow tire with same brand {aprox 4 months just replace 2 new firestone wilderness tires on front] i have 25 years exp. on cdl class a and never expect on cars tire blow-out like trucks. i all time care for vehicle im driving and never just drive. tires pressure ck is all time in my maintenance and kept at 36psi. firestone dealer refuse to change blow tire with out of charge so i paid 140.00 for new tire and keep the blow tire for record. hope not for refund just to keep rounds safe and not have a accident from a car with blow tires. *tr
I went to primm nevada for a off road race and notice that at high speeds the tires develop a pull to one side. i have had the truck aligned and not able to fix the pull. the tires are pro comp extreme all terrains. *tr