The Aggressive Representation You Need To Sue An Auto Parts Manufacturer For Defective Tires
Poorly designed and manufactured tires result in severe car accidents, serious injuries and even fatalities. Defective tires can separate at high rates of speed or blow out, limiting control of the vehicle and causing a crash.
At FairWorld Legal Firm in Dallas, Texas, we stand up against the auto companies that put people at risk every day by their negligent design, manufacturing and sale of vehicles and parts.
We are very experienced in investigating defective product cases, and we have prevailed in legal claims against Ford Motor Company, General Motors and DaimlerChrysler.
If you or a loved one has been injured due to defective tires, choosing an experienced and aggressive personal injury attorney is critical. We have the experience, resources and dedication it takes to face auto manufacturers.
Causes Of Tire Blowouts
Tire recalls are not uncommon. All the major manufacturers, including Ford-Firestone, Dunlop and Cooper, have issued recalls at one time. Unfortunately, tire recalls rarely occur before people suffer injuries and report the problematic tires.
Tire blowouts can happen for many reasons, including defects and other factors such as:
- Bad tire design
- Manufacturing defects
- Tread separation caused by any of the above
- Adhesion issues
- Faulty tire repairs
If your crash or rollover involved a tire blowout or tread separation, we will investigate the accident and the tires to determine the cause. Our founding lawyer, Freddy Bodman, and his trial team may bring in tire experts to help identify defects and prove your claim. When we take on a case, we do everything within our power to assist our clients – and there is no fee unless we win a financial recovery for you.
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