Two driveway flat tires due to unusual and non repairable cracks in the tire sidewalls. One blow out on the highway at approximately 55 mph one month ago with near tread separation. And one severe blow out two days ago on highway at 70 mph, complete tread separation. All on same tires, Bridgestone dueler at 693, 31X10.50 R15S. I still have the most recent three.

- Grandview, MO, USA

3 of the 4 tires on my 1995 Ford pickup have blown out while on the highway by the entire outside sidewall coming apart. Two in the past week. Date below is latest of the three. Trail mark radial apv 235/75R15's. (this size is not available on your list of models numbers, so disregard any but this number.) also, this complaint is for only one of the three tires that have failed for me, all the same size/ model.

- Abilene, KS, USA

S/N on tire M3ulbf7X4000, entire side wall failed causing a blowout. I was driving 65 mph with no weight in the truck. Tires were purchased on 12/13/2000 and only had about 2000 miles. Several layers of rubber separated allowing for one side of the tire to be completely seperated (you could put your hand inside the tire and run it all the way around). The broken rubber did not smell burned. I returned the tire to sam's club in vernon hills, il for replacement, they replaced the defective tire, but refused to replace the other tire. They assured me that this was an isolated incident and that Michelin would fully investigate the cause of the failure. (dot number: ? tiresize: Lt23575R15)

- Chicago, IL, USA