Mounted on my new vogue 2010 Srx cad (VIN: [xxx]) were 275-45-20 tires on 8" wheels. Instead of P235/65R 18. I believe that this has caused ongoing (since time of vehicle purchase) lost of tire air pressure and/or possible hub bearing issues; as well is a safety issue. Information redacted pursuant to the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6).

- Hou, TX, USA

Car came w/ inflater kit, no spare tire. Had blowout. Took 5 hours to get towed and find new tire/replace. I have since ordered the spare from Cadillac parts dept for $350 including jack and mounting kit! everyone should do if you travel far from home........easy cure!

- Bay Shore, NY, USA

Cadillac refuses to allow me to order a new 2010 Srx with a spare tire. The car comes standard with a can of fix-A-flat type solution to fix your tire. However if the fix-A-flat solution cannot fix the hole, you are stranded on the highway until you can buy a new tire. The only way to get a spare tire on a new Srx is if it is a fleet purchase (e.g. rental car companies). It is impossible to believe that a car manufacturer can refuse to offer a spare tire as an option on a new car. This is totally a safety issue and should be illegal. Please help me with this bizarre and almost unbelievable situation. Thanks, vince

- Broomall, PA, USA