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Problems with 2006 GMC Canyon TIRES

On average, the 2006 GMC Canyon starts to “feel” problems with the TIRES and its various aspects after 85 000 miles.

Components Affected by TIRES Issues

We have classified the 1 complaints from 2006 GMC Canyon about TIRES into the following categories.

TREAD/BELT 2 SIDEWALL 1

Recently reported TIRES problems on 2006 GMC Canyon

I was driving at 65mph on the freeway when the right rear tire separated causing me to lose control of my 2006 gmc canyon truck. i narrowly avoided crashing into the center divider, and the separated tire caused extensive damage to the right-rear bed panel. the tire was a cooper dakota ht size 31x10.50r15l. i still have the tire, and it is available for inspection. *tr

Tl*the contact owns a 2006 gmc canyon. while driving 25 mph or lower, the vehicle vibrates and makes a grinding noise. the failure has caused the contact to drive through a stop sign on two occasions when the pavement was wet. on april 12, 2007, the dealer replaced the bushing and body sham. on april 17, 2007, the rear drums were replaced and he received a new shoe kit. on july 12, 2007, the dealer stated that they could no longer hear the noise. the current mileage is 23,224 and failure mileage was 18,000. updated 09/05/07 *tr

Premature inner and outer tire wear on front tires. gm techs say there's no problem. aligned front end and replaced at no cost didn't repair problem. *tr

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