Does it make sense that I need new tires after only 20,000 miles?
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RE: Does it make sense that I need new tires after only 20,000 miles?
Depends on how hard you drive your car, what surface you drive your car..... and of course if you have a bad alignment
Some higher performance tires have lower tread ratings, but 21K is a litle premature even for any of the tires that I have tried. I found when I daily drove in a parkade it would wear one side more than the other due to the continual turns to get out of the parking lot in one direction.
Some higher performance tires have lower tread ratings, but 21K is a litle premature even for any of the tires that I have tried. I found when I daily drove in a parkade it would wear one side more than the other due to the continual turns to get out of the parking lot in one direction.
#3
RE: Does it make sense that I need new tires after only 20,000 miles?
If you've been driving hard and cornering sharp it doesn't seen short at all. If you've been driving with a baby in the car then you could argue its a little quick. But depends on your tires and overall driving habits. Use this as an excuse to go pick up a new set of Pirellis'
#4
RE: Does it make sense that I need new tires after only 20,000 miles?
Edited, i was really drunk haha
It makes total sense to have to get new tires at 21,000 miles of wear. Driving like a grandma I'd be amazed to get that life out of any tire (I drive spirited)
It makes total sense to have to get new tires at 21,000 miles of wear. Driving like a grandma I'd be amazed to get that life out of any tire (I drive spirited)
#6
RE: Does it make sense that I need new tires after only 20,000 miles?
What does the sidewall say for tire wear? I've worn out tires in only 600mi (at the track) If they are sticky & have low treadwear, then up.
MY EVO went threw the stock tires in about 20kmi.
MY EVO went threw the stock tires in about 20kmi.
#7
RE: Does it make sense that I need new tires after only 20,000 miles?
Like previously stated, poor alignment can cut down the life of you tires as well as hurting your fuel economy. 21k miles doesn't seem to bad if they are performance tires and you drive the car somewhat hard and winding roads.
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08-20-2008 03:03 AM