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The "Ply's" inside have come apart... it's the steel chorded belts that runs around the inner circumference of the tire... as they get old usually 60,000 miles... or hit something very hard... the belts separate inside... causing to much vibration inside your car, and usually a "bubble" in the tread.
if you have 1 separate tire replace the tire immediately a separate tire is so dangerous the tire can explode at any moment with fatal results.
you can reas more about separate tires below is the link
-Julio from Phoenix AZ-
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