Michelin Issues Voluntary Safety Recall For Some Of Its Light Truck Replacement Tires

Michelin North America, Inc. announced a voluntary safety recall of approximately 100,000 tires in order to retrieve an estimated 2,500 tires – about 2.5 percent of the recalled population – that could have partial or full sidewall perforations that could cause them to experience loss of air pressure.

The recall involves certain sizes of the MICHELIN® LTX® M/S2, MICHELIN X Radial LT2 and MICHELIN Latitude Tour tires sold primarily in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. The tires are typically found on light trucks and SUVs.

No deaths, injuries, or accidents have been reported in connection with these recalled tires.

The company said it regrets the inconvenience to its customers and dealers. Owners of the affected tires (listed below) should visit an authorized Michelin retail location as soon as possible to have the tires replaced at no charge.

Michelin said it has identified and fixed the issue that prompted the recall.

The tires being recalled are contained within the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) date ranges that appear on the tire sidewalls. The date range is represented by the four digit number to the far right in the sequence, with the first two digits denoting the week, and the last two digits representing the year.

For additional information on this recall, visit Michelin at:

USA: www.michelinman.com/voluntarysafetyrecall 
Canada (ENG): www.michelin.ca/voluntarysafetyrecall 
Canada (FR): www.fr.michelin.ca/rappelvolontaire 
Mexico: www.michelin.com.mx/llamadoarevisionpreventivo

or call Consumer Care, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. EST Monday – Friday at:

USA: 855-851-4951 (language options: English and Spanish)
Canada: 866-424-2638 (language options: English and French)
Mexico: 01-800-062-0868 (language options: Spanish and English)