Tire Defects
Tires provide support and traction for vehicles, allowing drivers to have a sense of control over their cars. While vehicle owners are advised to properly care for their tires, faulty tires may make even the best of maintenance a non-factor.
Tire defects can cause drivers to lose control of their vehicles and get into serious auto accidents. If you or someone you love suffered harm in an automobile accident that resulted from faulty tires, you may have grounds for legal action. For more information, contact the Atlanta tire defects lawyers of Webb, Wade & Taylor, LLC, at 770-631-1811.
Types of Tire Defects
Defective tires can be faulty in a number of ways. What these defects have in common, though, is that they may cause tires to leak air. This, in turn, may result in catastrophic blowouts, which can have a number of other dangerous consequences. Tire defects may include:
- Tread separation
- Sidewall deficiencies
- Weak rubber composite
- Faulty tire support cables
Any of these defects may cause drivers to lose control of their vehicles, causing them to be stuck in oncoming traffic, leave the road, roll over, or crash into stationary objects. These accidents may also cause drivers and their passengers to suffer serious injuries, some of which may even be fatal.
Contact Us
Individuals who have suffered harm as a result of a tire defect may be entitled to financial compensation for their injuries. For a free legal consultation, contact the Atlanta tire defects attorneys of Webb, Wade & Taylor, LLC, today at 770-631-1811.
