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Pennsylvania and Ohio Lawyers: Truck Tire Failure

Accidents caused by truck tire failure such as tread separation or retread blowout can be caused by defective tire design or negligent maintenance. Learn the truth in a free consultation at 866-586-1910.

The Highway Safety Research Institute reports that approximately 5 percent of truck crashes on the Ohio and Pennsylvania turnpikes are caused by tire failure. This is significantly higher than the national average reported by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMSCA).

Our turnpikes are high speed roads. The heat that can build up in under-inflated, poorly retread or defective tires can lead to failure. When an under-inflated retread causes a blowout accident involving other motorists, it is extremely important to gather evidence at the scene as soon as possible.

For a rapid response from a team of attorneys experienced in truck tire failure accidents and assisted by independent experts, contact us today. There is no charge for the initial consultation and there are no legal fees for you to pay until we obtain a financial settlement or judgment for you.

Truck tire tread separation, retread blowouts and defective tire failure: Who is to blame? Call 866-586-1910 for answers in a free consultation with an experienced attorney.

Tire retreads are used in a significant majority of commercial trucking fleets, with short-haul (local or regional) carriers leading the way. The lifetime of a retread tire is only about three-quarters that of a new tire.

It is vitally important for truckers, trucking companies and outsource tire maintenance companies to perform frequent inflation checks and to keep accurate records of tire performance, age and maintenance. Unfortunately, this is not always the case.

When a serious or fatal truck accident involves a tread separation or retread or new tire blowout, determining the actual cause of the truck tire failure allows us to pursue those responsible for your injury or loss.

At the Law Offices of Dallas W. Hartman, we have the resources to employ knowledgeable independent investigators and trucking industry experts in these complex cases. We are willing to invest what it takes to give you the best chance we can to obtain the full and fair recovery you deserve.

Why call Dallas for help after a defective truck tire or retread blowout accident? Contact us to learn more.

With state and local police, trucking companies, insurance carriers and federal agencies like the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) conducting simultaneous investigations, crucial evidence can be missed or stored away where it does the victims no good.

The Law Offices of Dallas W. Hartman can step in immediately to collect the data that may be vital to proving your personal injury claim for truck driver error, trucking company negligence or defective tire design and manufacture in your truck tire failure accident.

Contact our offices in New Castle today to take the first step toward obtaining answers and financial recovery after a serious truck tire failure accident and injury. Our attorneys serve clients throughout Pennsylvania and Ohio.

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