2010 Chrysler Town And Country Wheels Problems

“On saturday, september 28, 2019 I was driving on u.s. 36 from danville, in to avon, in. Near the intersection of 550 e my front passenger tire flew off my car while I was going 55 m.p.h. Luckily I was in the slow lane and was able to pull off the road and no one was hurt. The reason I am writing is because all 5 studs are missing from the wheel hub. There is no metal remaining and no signs of shearing. I dont know if this is a recall or if not, maybe it should be.”

“I have had 2 flat tires from the tire pressure sensor, due to cracked and split collars that have deteriorated. The collar was missing and Chrysler denied any problems. I have replaced all 4 sensors and have retained 3 of them.. The collars could not be saved as they deteriorated upon removal. The remaining two were replaced today as the collars were splitting and soon would break off and possible cause an accident. The two flats occurred in my driveway, and I drove to have the last two replaced.”

“Valve stem was cracked, and tire was slowly losing inflation. Thought it was a nail and drove it for a couple of days before my appt. To get it looked at. Was told that this is a major manufacturing problem with this vehicle. Lucky I was not on the road when it totally broke and deflated the tire on the spot. Fixed the one and was told I should replace them all. Very costly repair. Now my warning will not go away and was told this too is a problem. So I will always have the warning even though it is all working okay.”

“After putting some mileage on the vehicle, I start to notice uneven wear on the tires this is with going to the dealer every 3,000 miles or every 3 months for their recommended oil changes, and tire rotations. I also notice a crack on the sidewall I spoke to the dealer they said it is not covered. I was upset it is a new vehicle with about 6000 miles, they refuse to seek any free fix. At this time as I drive the vehicle I can feel the roads every imperfection due to the early premature wear of the tires.”

“I bought a vehicle 3 days ago. I complained about the tires sounding like it was wobbling. I told the owner and other employees that it sounded like something was wrong. They said that they did not hear it but had the tires balanced and the rotors turned. I ran my kids to basketball practice and later on that night the tire sounds got worse and we're much louder. I was driving home and just turned into my neighborhood and my front driver side tire flew off. The tire and rim we're traveling through a yard at 30+ MPH. I slammed to the ground and stopped the vehicle. It was terrifiyng. …”