Tire Blowouts Can Cause Truck Accidents
Each of an 18-wheeler truck's wheels is important to the proper operation and maneuvering of the truck. If a tire blows, a 17-wheeler truck will not be safe on the road. The driver can easily lose control of the truck, causing injury and death to innocent motorists.
The law firm of Humphrey, Farrington & McClain, P.C., represents individuals who were injured by tire blowouts throughout the country, including in Illinois, California, Texas and Florida.
Tread Separation Can Cause Tire Blowouts
Our attorneys are familiar with the many causes of truck accidents. We can launch a full investigation into the cause of your truck accident. In our experience, we have found that tread separation is a common cause of tire blowouts. The rubber and steel must be bonded together, and when this bond is inadequate, the tire can come apart. This is called tread separation. It happens most frequently in hot temperatures and at high speeds.
A tire blowout can cause a trucker to lose control of the truck. A rollover, override accident or other type of accident can occur. When a trucker loses control, there is very little motorists can do to get out of the way.
Nationwide Truck Tire Blowout Lawyers
If you have been injured or a loved one died in a fatal truck accident, we can help. Humphrey, Farrington & McClain, P.C., has been protecting the rights of the injured for more than a quarter-century.
We can explore your options for obtaining recovery. We may be able to pursue a claim for a tire manufacturing defect, faulty truck maintenance or both. Our lawyers are very thorough in their analysis of your claim and seek maximum recovery for your medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other losses.
To arrange a free consultation with one of our truck accident lawyers, contact us online or call 888-353-0491.
