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RoadGrip AT600 Light-Truck Tires Recalled for Tread Separation

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RoadGrip has recalled AT600 all-terrain light-truck tires because the tread can separate from the casing at highway speeds, increasing crash risk.

What was recalled

The recall covers RoadGrip AT600 tires in size LT265/70R17.

Products and models affected

  • RoadGrip AT600, size LT265/70R17
  • DOT date codes 2418 through 2510
  • Manufactured over a 10-month window

The DOT code is on the tire sidewall; the last four digits are the week and year of manufacture.

Why it was recalled

A bonding issue in affected date codes can lead to tread separation, which can cause loss of control. RoadGrip has received 11 reports of separation; no injuries confirmed.

What you should do

Reduce speed, inspect the tires for bulges or vibration, and schedule free replacement as soon as possible.

What You Can Get

Free Replacement

RoadGrip is providing free replacement tires and mounting for affected date codes at participating installers.

Important dates & details

  • Tires affected: ~140,000
  • Remedy: free replacement + mounting
  • Sizes: LT265/70R17
  • Incidents: 11 separations

Official Source

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)View the official recall notice. Verify all details and file any claim directly through the official source.