Tires serve an important role on any automobile.
They provide the surface on which the automobile moves.
Because of the weight and force they are regularly subjected to, tires must be closely monitored to ensure that they are in proper working order.
Unfortunately, inspections still may not catch potential tire defects, which may cause drivers to suffer a catastrophic blowout at any time.
These blowouts may cause drivers to lose control of their vehicles, which may cause them to get into accidents.
To understand tire defects, it is important to understand the different parts of the tire.
For the most part, tires have three main components:

• A thick, rubber tread that gives drivers traction
• A rubber shell that makes up the body of the tire
• A series of metal cables and supports inside of the shell

These components are where most defects will occur.
When an object penetrates the rubber shell, often the tire will deflate.
While this usually takes a great deal of force, some poorly built tires may make their tires more prone to such consequences.
If the rubber from which the tire was made contains impurities or faults, the tire may be structurally weak.
In addition, the metal cables and supports must be able to withstand normal tire pressure and strain.
The tread is also important, as it provide traction.
Tread that wears down excessively fast may subject drivers to less controllable automobiles.
When tires are found to have common problems, the tire's manufacturer will usually issue a recall.
Unfortunately, sometimes recalls reach users too late.
If you or someone you love suffered an injury after your defective tires caused you to get into an accident, the Wisconsin auto defect attorneys of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.
C.
will help you fight to hold your tire's manufacturer accountable for its negligence.