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Problems with 2006 Toyota Camry WHEELS

On average, the 2006 Toyota Camry starts to “feel” problems with the WHEELS and its various aspects after 81 400 miles.

Recently reported WHEELS problems on 2006 Toyota Camry

Traveling east on interstate 10 west of tonopah, az , felt vibration and pulled to the side of the road. the right rear tire suffered a partial tread separation. tire was replaced with spare and trip continued for another 30 miles when the left front tire suffered a complete tread separation causing nearly $1600 dollars damage in and around the wheel well. tires were firestone fr380 p215/60r16 with less than 25,000 miles. subsequent check of tires indicated that the tires were properly inflated. tires had been rotated and checked on a regular basis with oil changes. *tr

Dt*: the contact stated while driving past a roadside radar check, the display read slower than the speedometer on the vehicle. the dealership determined this was a direct result of the steel wheels; they cause an inaccurate reading with the speedometer. the manufacturer determined the speedometer could be false up to 8 percent, after having a radar test, it was determined the vehicle was off by 9 percent.

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