When a tire is defective or constructed poorly, it can lead to a tire blowout. A tire blowout cause a serious auto accident. Passengers inside your vehicle as well as other people can sustain serious injuries. In some cases, the accidents can be deadly. Larger vehicles such as vans, trucks and SUVs can easily rollover during a tire blowout, leading to a catastrophic accident. If you feel your tire blowout was due to tire defects and your car accident could have been avoided, it is important to speak with a lawyer as soon as possible.

Have you or a loved one been injured in a Brooklyn car accident due to tire defects? A lawyer can help! Contact a Brooklyn Tire Defects Lawyer today.

A Brooklyn tire defects lawyer handles cases involving but not limited to:

• Tire shredding
• Adhesion/Bonding agent failure
• Vehicle design defects leading to tire failure
• De-beading
• Tire blowouts

In the past couple of years, millions of tires manufactured by different companies have been recalled due to various defects. One common, yet dangerous tire defect is tread separation and occurs when the tread separates from the tire as the result of a defect in manufacturing or design. Inadequate inflation and heavy wear may cause the thread to separate on a defective tire. In some cases, however, tread separation can occur on brand new and properly inflated tires. Tread separation can occur at almost any speed, even a slow speed of 15 mph. Tread separation can lead to tire blowout, which can lead to losing control of the vehicle.

When faulty or cheap materials are used in the manufacturing of tires in order to save money, they are also putting innocent consumers at risk for danger, serious injuries, and possibly death. In many situations, the manufacturers of defective tires can be held liable for any injuries or deaths that result from using their products.

Have you or a loved one been injured in a Brooklyn car accident due to tire defects? A lawyer can help! Contact a Brooklyn Tire Defects Lawyer today.

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