Australia Parents of Caboolture boy critically injured by rolling tyre from burnout car thank public for 'overwhelming support'

The parents of a five-year-old boy critically injured after being hit by a rolling tyre on a footpath in Caboolture, north of Brisbane, say they have been "comforted" by an outpouring of support.

The boy suffered life-threatening head injuries on Wednesday after a nearby car allegedly performed a burnout and lost a wheel.

His parents issued a statement this afternoon, saying their son was in "a critical but stable condition in the paediatric intensive care unit" of Queensland Children's Hospital, while expressing gratitude to those who came to his aid.

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with critical injuries after he was hit by a wheel that flew off an allegedly unregistered ute performing a burnout north of Brisbane. Queensland Police say the boy "suffered life-threatening head injuries " as a result of the incident at the intersection of King St and Morayfield Rd in Caboolture at 4.30pm on

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"We would like to thank everyone who has helped and cared for our son, including the police, emergency services and the hospital teams," the statement said.

"We are grateful for the overwhelming community support and have been comforted by everyone's kind thoughts and prayers."

Queensland police said the accident happened about 4:30pm on Wednesday at the intersection of King Street and Morayfield Road.

They allege that a ute driven by 18-year-old Blake Jennings-Davey span its tyres as the lights turned green, before a wheel dislodged, hitting the boy who was walking with his family outside Caboolture Square Shopping Centre.

Mr Jennings-Davey was arrested and charged with dangerous operation of a vehicle causing grievous bodily harm and driving a safe but otherwise defective vehicle.

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It is also alleged he was driving an unregistered vehicle and without a licence.

Mr Jennings-Davey was granted bail at Caboolture Magistrates Court this afternoon.

The parents of the injured boy have asked for privacy.

"We ask the media to please respect our family's privacy during this difficult time so we can focus on our son," they said in their statement.

The Forensic Crash Unit is investigating and police are appealing for witnesses or anyone who may have dashcam footage to make contact.

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