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Problems with 2004 Suzuki Aerio TIRES

On average, the 2004 Suzuki Aerio starts to “feel” problems with the TIRES and its various aspects after 18 835 miles.

Components Affected by TIRES Issues

We have classified the 3 complaints from 2004 Suzuki Aerio about TIRES into the following categories.

TREAD/BELT 1

Recently reported TIRES problems on 2004 Suzuki Aerio

I purchased my aerio oct 2004 and now march 2006 have had to replace all 4 tires 3 times this has been costly we have had it realigned several times and re-balanced but the tires still wear rapidly. *jb

My rear alignment is off so in october of 2005 i took it in to get fixed as my rear tires appeared to be wearing at an unusual rate and pattern. problem was said to be in some suzuki aerio's but was said to be fixed. the specs were off and had to be reset and rear tires warranted. on january 5th i took car in to get oil changed and rotation of tires. they would not rotate as back tires were worn and they told me to take it back where i got it fixed the previous time. on january 20th rear alignment fixed again and this time they had to bend something (a strut ?) in order to get the specs right on the car. i went off the road when i returned home and went into a ditch. no damage. then on january 31th new tires put on the front and old ones rotated to the back. the old ones were from october and were in excellent condition per suzuki dealership. the tires are again worn to the point of unsafe. i can not drive on dry roads without having a problem. this has become a safety defect and the only way to correct it is for me to buy new tires every month. the tires worn down completely from excellent to should not be driving on them in 2,000 miles and just over a month. *jb

I had the tires inspected less than 3 weeks ago when i had my oil changed. no major tread wear and they passed site inspection. i was exiting a construction zone going 35 mph when the rear drivers side tire blew out. by the time i was able to safely leave the road there was nothing left of the tire and i was driving on the rim. on inspection after tire was changed the passenger side rear tire was completely bald also and down to the threads

Tl*- contact bought the 2004 suzuki aerio in march 2004, and at the time of the purchase the vehicle had yokohama tires. at 12,000 miles all 4 tires had to be replaced because the tread was wearing out. the contact thought that the tires were faulty so she replaced them with 4 new michelin tires. at 14,000 miles the tread was wearing out on all 4 tires. the contact took vehicle to the dealership, and they stated that the vehicle needed a rear alignment, and that they would also replace all the tires. they replaced all 4 tires with michelin tires, and at 12,000 miles the contact took ehicle to the dealership, and they stated that both rear tires needed to be replaced. the current mileage was 48000.*ak

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