HOLMDEL: Charles Derosier and Esperanza Guardado-Quintani Died Car Crash After Van Overturned on Garden State Parkway

TIRE TREAD SEPARATION MAY BE TO BLAME FOR DEADLY CRASH HOLMDEL, NEW JERSEY (July 1, 2015) 

Two people were killed Friday and numerous others were injured when a van carrying 14 people flipped over on Garden State Parkway by Exit 117, according to CBS NEWS. (map) Those who were injured were transported to the Bayshore Community Hospital in order to receive care. The van accident on the toll road is still under investigation. But a woman who is a friend of some of those that were in the van believes that a tire may have popped thus causing the fatal accident that left many with critical injuries. Authorities have been able to identify the two men that died as Charles Derosier and Esperanza Guardado-Quintani. Tire tread separations have been to blame for numerous deadly accidents. A tread separation occurs when a tire's tread separates from the body of the tire. Separations take place most often in large cargo trucks, but they can affect any vehicle including vans. There are many possible reasons why a tire tread may separate from the rest of a tire. But more often than not, manufacturer defect can cause the separation. An error in the chemical bonding process can prevent the tread from sticking to the steel belting section.

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At the RMFW Law Firm we believe in giving back to the community and helping those who are in need. If you or someone that you know has been affected by this accident, we will gladly help raise awareness of any gofundme campaign set up to support the victim or their family. We can link to it in this post which is then spread across our social media platforms. You can send your request to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Our staff at the RMFW Law Firm were heartbroken the learn about the fatal accident on the Garden State Parkway. We would like to extend our condolences to the family of the victims that died and those who were injured. If you have been affected in an accident involving a tire tread separation, our lawyers are here to help you. Our phones are always on 212-344-1000.