Bridgestone said since the tyres were not intended for use in the U.S., they do not meet the marking requirements of the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard. The missing labels could lead to the tyres' being over- or underinflated, increasing the risk of a crash, NHTSA's recall notice said. Bridgestone is offering free replacement for the tyres through July 31 at its company-owned stores: Firestone Complete Auto Care, ExpertTire, TiresPlus, Hibdon TiresPlus, Wheel Works or Firestone Commercial & Farm. The tyres being recalled are: Potenza RE050A in size 245/45R18 XL; Turanza ER30 in size 205/65R15; and B390 in size 205/65/R16. Bridgestone told NHTSA it has located and quarantined 220 of the tyres, meaning 548 of them potentially were sold. From Tire Business (A Crain publication)