My vehicles passenger side rear tire has developed a knot/bulge the size or a hand palm. The bulge appears under the tread and around to the sidewalk. The tire has 18 months left on a 36 month prorated warranty 16000 miles since installed in 2017. M+S 215/60R17 0225835 35T20 dot U9kt fyd 9717 srt touring I will have to pay a $70 prorate amount to get the tire replaced. The vehicle is a 2006 Ford 500 with 176000 miles. Yo do not list the tire name (srt ttouring) on your list further into the form. I had to pick a name to continue the complaint..

- Midland, MI, USA

Severe sidewall cracking of Continental CT95 tires. Issue widely reported online. Tires at 60% of tread, 3.5 years since new. Remainder of tire is in very good condition.

- Tampa, FL, USA

There was a recall on the brakes/rotors on this vehicle. I have had them replaced 2 years straight and now this is the third year and the same problem is developing. The first replacement was paid for by Ford. A year later, crown Ford informed me that I would have to pay, but reduced the cost by only charging me for parts, which was over $300+. upon getting a front-end alignment, I was told by Firestone that the rear rotors will soon need to be replaced. There is a problem here with this car and brakes and I feel I am being mislead. My Ford 2006 was purchased in December 2005.

- Fayetteville, NC, USA

Pirelli P6 (P225/55 R18) tire failure on interstate 40. The entire tread area & about 1 inch of the sidewall broke away from both sidewalls. The remaining two sidewalls stayed on the rim but the tread came off. The tires are original to the 2006 Ford 500 - with 40K mileage. The other 3 tires appear to be ok. All have been maintained and rotated every 5K miles. Fortunately there was no wreck - I was extremely lucky consider the traffic speed. I retrieved the tread from the roadside after having the tire replaced.

- Cary , NC, USA

The contact owns a 2006 Ford Five hundred. The contact took his vehicle to the dealer for scheduled maintenance and they discovered that the front driver side tire had excessive wear. The contact had the vehicle aligned and the struts changed at that time. The current mileage is 30,000 and failure mileage was 29,000. The consumer stated the tires were only damaged on the left side, and they had to lower the struts and rotate the upper mounts to get vehicle to align properly. The consumer further stated that this no fault of the dealer but that Ford authorize 50% reimbursement for the tires and none for the alignment. The consumer provided a copy of the repair invoice. The dealer stated vehicle starts and stalls in the cold when using the remote start. Updated 08/07/07

- Mattawan, MI, USA