A, a wholesale distributor, sells to B, a retail dealer, a set of defective tires manufactured by X, a reputable manufacturer. Both A and B believed the tires to be in perfect condition, although neither party has inspected the tires. C purchases the tires from B and is injured because the defective tires blew out. Who, if anyone, is liable to C in strict liability?

A) A, B, and X share liability to C under strict liability.
B) Only X, who manufactured the tires, has strict liability.
C) Only B, who sold the defective tires to C, has strict liability.
D) No one has strict liability in this case.


A

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