The sidewall of my tire completely blew out on a flat, clear road. Leaving my neighborhood, I heard a questionable sound that I thought may be ice build up on my mudflap rubbing against the tire. I continued to monitor my suspicion, as it was hard to tell whether there was actually a sound, or if it was in my head. Turning out of my neighborhood, I continued listening for anything suspicious. After feeling like I was in the clear, I brought the truck up to 45-50mph. Suddenly, the truck began bouncing like crazy, and I was able to manage pulling off to the side of the road. The shoulder was only a couple feet wide, followed by a steep hill, so my truck was sticking out into the road quite far, and it was night time. I sprung into action as quickly as possible to minimize risk as I went to change the tire and replace with the spare. Since it was night time, and the road only had one lane in each direction, there were at least 3 times that my car / myself were almost rammed into, or the car approaching me wasn't able to see cars approaching from the other direction, and almost caused a head on collision. There hasn't been an official inspection of the tire yet. There were no warning lamps prior to the failure. The only symptoms of the problem were a suspected sound that may or may not have actually been there. Tire size: 275-55R-20

- Kremmling, CO, USA

A 2014 Toyota Tundra, with tire brand Bridgestone dueler alenza, tire is starting peel off, look dry and part of tire are coming off, the mileage in the truck is only 32,000, miles bearley has half of the life of the tire according to Bridgestone miles warranty which is 60,000 to 70,000 miles.

- Delano, CA, USA

Tire tread split in half and now tire is discontinued.

- Spring, TX, USA

Both front and rear driver side tires blew out Michelin xts ms 2 255 70 18. Also at 1500 miles front windshield completely across the bottom of shield.

- Peru, NY, USA