Tire Tread Separation - Westlake, Compass, Telluride and YKS
Federal safety regulators have announced a recall of Westlake, Compass, Telluride and YKS brand tires manufactured in China by Hangzhou Zhongce Rubber Company. An unknown number of these tires may be prone to tread separation. The tires have been distributed in California by Tireco and K&D Wholesalers LLC. Other U.S. distributors include Strategic Import Supply, Omni United USA, Inc., Orteck International, Inc. and Robinson Tire.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has determined that some batches of these tires were manufactured without a gum strip, which is a safety feature that helps bind the belts of a tire to each other. Other batches of tires have gum strips of substandard width.
The affected tires are primarily used on light-duty trucks and vans. The tire sizes include (but are not limited to) LT235/75R-15, LT225/75R-16, LT235/85R-16, LT245/75R-16, LT265/75R-16 and LT3X10.5-15.
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If you or a loved one has been injured by tire tread separation, we can help. We are proud to be partnered with a nationally recognized team of law firms focused on obtaining the maximum recovery possible for you. In these increasingly complex times, it is necessary for firms to work together to most efficiently utilize manpower and financial resources in the fight against negligent corporations. We believe our team is best equipped to handle your case. Brochures are available upon request.
For a free, confidential, no-obligation consultation, please fill out a form, send us an email, or call us at (800) 333-0000. Your call or email will only be handled by caring, understanding, and experienced case evaluators. Your confidentiality is guaranteed! Serving all of California, and now in Arizona with offices in Phoenix, Tucson, and Yuma. We’ll Fight For You!™
(Arizona clients will be liable for expenses regardless of the outcome unless the repayment of such is contingent upon the outcome of the matter and the percentage fee will be computed before expenses are deducted from the recovery.)
* Please be advised that no attorney/client relationship will be established by website visit or submission to either FightForYou.com™ or larryhparker.com™. An attorney/client relationship can only begin when a retainer has been signed.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has determined that some batches of these tires were manufactured without a gum strip, which is a safety feature that helps bind the belts of a tire to each other. Other batches of tires have gum strips of substandard width.
The affected tires are primarily used on light-duty trucks and vans. The tire sizes include (but are not limited to) LT235/75R-15, LT225/75R-16, LT235/85R-16, LT245/75R-16, LT265/75R-16 and LT3X10.5-15.
We Can Help
If you or a loved one has been injured by tire tread separation, we can help. We are proud to be partnered with a nationally recognized team of law firms focused on obtaining the maximum recovery possible for you. In these increasingly complex times, it is necessary for firms to work together to most efficiently utilize manpower and financial resources in the fight against negligent corporations. We believe our team is best equipped to handle your case. Brochures are available upon request.
For a free, confidential, no-obligation consultation, please fill out a form, send us an email, or call us at (800) 333-0000. Your call or email will only be handled by caring, understanding, and experienced case evaluators. Your confidentiality is guaranteed! Serving all of California, and now in Arizona with offices in Phoenix, Tucson, and Yuma. We’ll Fight For You!™
(Arizona clients will be liable for expenses regardless of the outcome unless the repayment of such is contingent upon the outcome of the matter and the percentage fee will be computed before expenses are deducted from the recovery.)
* Please be advised that no attorney/client relationship will be established by website visit or submission to either FightForYou.com™ or larryhparker.com™. An attorney/client relationship can only begin when a retainer has been signed.
