Cooper Tire recalls

Some tyres may be affected by a manufacturing variation that can lead to a lack of adhesion within the tyre carcass components.

Fix: All the 255/60R18 112V Cooper Zeon 4XS Sport Tyres that were produced during week 36 of 2022 (DOT case 3622) and week 37 of 2022 (DOT code 3722) must be exchanged.

203 vehicles · built 5 Sep 2022 to 18 Sep 2022

Affected tyres may develop bulges or separations in the sidewall area of the tyre.

Fix: Affected tyres will be replaced.

2,140 vehicles · built 1 Feb 2018 to 1 Dec 2019

Certain tyres may have an incorrect rubber compound which may cause an in service noise unsatisfactory ride experience tread distortion and/or belt separation. If undetected the tyre may fail.

Fix: Owners of affected tyres should immediately contact the manufacturer's customer care ([email protected]) to arrange an inspection and where necessary replacement.

71 vehicles · built 8 Feb 2017 to 18 Feb 2017

Certain tyres may have an incorrect rubber compound which may cause an in service noise unsatisfactory ride experience tread distortion and/or belt separation. If undetected the tyre may fail.

Fix: Owners of affected tyres should immediately contact the manufacturer's customer care ([email protected]) to arrange an inspection and where necessary replacement.

71 vehicles · built 8 Feb 2017 to 18 Feb 2017

Following endurance testing it has been established that separation of the breaker to casing ply may occur. This can be identified by a bulge in the tread area however if the separation is not identified then loss of air may result. This could affect control of the vehicle and in extreme cases result in a collision.

Fix: Recall affected tyres and replace them with quality assured replacements.

77 vehicles · built 11 Oct 2009 to 24 Oct 2009

Following endurance testing it has been established that separation of the breaker to casing ply may occur. This can be identified by a bulge in the tread area however if the separation is not identified then loss of air may result. This could affect control of the vehicle and in extreme cases result in a collision.

Fix: Recall affected tyres and replace them with quality assured replacements.

77 vehicles · built 1 Nov 2009 to 7 Nov 2009

It has been identified that the subject tyres have failed to comply with the requirements of 49CFR 571.139 S6.3.2 (a) in that the test tyre developed a bulge in the lower sidewall on the whitewall side which indicates the presence of a separation between the two lower sidewall components. Should this go undetected loss of inflation medium may occur which can result in a loss of directional control.

Fix: Owners of the recall subject tyres will be contacted; and the tyres replaced.

24 vehicles

It has been identified that a low tread gauge in the shoulder slot area could lead to cracking at the base of the shoulder slots. This could result in exposed belt wire and accelerated belt degradation which could result in separation.

Fix: Customers are to be contacted and the subject tyres changed free of charge.

81 vehicles · built 22 Feb 2004 to 21 Jan 2006

The subject tyres may develop scattered compression cracking within the inner liner which can result in a reduction in the ability of the tyre to retain inflation pressure.

Fix: Customers will be contacted and tyres replaced free of charge.

1,676 vehicles · built 25 Apr 2004 to 8 May 2004

The subject tyres may develop scattered compression cracking within the inner liner which can result in a reduction in the ability of the tyre to retain inflation pressure.

Fix: Customers will be contacted and tyres replaced free of charge.

1,676 vehicles · built 28 Nov 2004 to 12 Feb 2005