Tire Failure Lawyer in Dallas, TX

Tire Failure Claims in Texas

From defective manufacturing to poor mechanic maintenance, tire failure can happen for a number of reasons. Tire manufacturers often sell tires that are defective and not fit for ordinary and intended use to unsuspecting consumers. These tires do not perform in accordance with the reasonable expectations of ordinary consumers, leading to dangerous blowouts and accidents. In many cases, the manufacturer has been aware of problems with the tires for a number of years and left millions of defective tires on the road without ever addressing or correcting the issue.

Have you or a loved one been injured due to a defective tire? Now is the time to call our Dallas tire failure attorneys at 469-966-7614.

Why Do Tires Fail?

Defective tires can cause blowouts leading to catastrophic accidents for the driver as well as for other vehicles nearby. The vehicle may even swerve into another lane or be unable to stop and cause a multi-vehicle crash. Overall, tire failure is a serious issue that oftentimes could have been prevented by negligent parties.

There are numerous reasons that tires fail, including:

Tread separation
Poor quality rubber
Defective design or manufacturing
Lack of property inspection by mechanics
Incorrect curing temperatures
Negligent testing / sizing of components
Under-inflated tires
Incorrect size tires paired with rims

New and old tires can be affected by these issues. The tires on bigger, heavier vehicles are especially prone to tread separation and other manufacturing defects. Damaged or defective tires can lead to rollover accidents, resulting in devastating injuries and even wrongful death in some cases.

Advocating for Faulty Tire Injury Victims in Texas

If you have been involved in an accident caused by a tire blowout, please do not hesitate to contact the proven personal injury team at Palmer Perlstein. We are ready to discuss your legal rights with respect to the injuries sustained in this accident. More than that, we offer representation on a contingency fee basis, which means you can have peace of mind knowing you don’t pay unless we win.