Posted by JEFFREY JACOBS on 11/29/05

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I represent a passenger whose neck was broken when an
Enterprise rental car hydroplaned on a wet road. The car
spun out and rolled.On examination, it was determined that
tires on the vehicle were worn into the "wear
blocks". "Wear blocks" are rubber blocks that are inserted
between the treads by tire manufacturers to mark when
tires should be replaced. We believe that these "bald"
tires caused the driver to loose control of the car. We
have been told that deferred maintenance of vehicles is
common at Enterprise and want to hear your experience.

ENTERPRISE CAR RENTAL, 11/29/05, by JEFFREY JACOBS.

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