My Nokian Seasonproof 235/45 R17 tires have started to tear and break apart, even though I haven’t driven more than 10,000 kilometers with them. The wheel alignment is perfect, the tread depth is still 8 mm, and I always drive very carefully, so this clearly points to a manufacturing defect.
Later, we bought the same tire model for our minibus, and the same problem happened there too — the tires also broke apart. In that case, the defect was acknowledged, and the tires were replaced under warranty. However, for my vehicle, I’m still waiting for a response regarding my warranty claim.
I request that Nokian take responsibility for these defective Seasonproof tires and provide a replacement as soon as possible. Such premature tire damage is unacceptable and poses a serious safety risk.
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