Seems lik I buy a new set of tires every 1 1/2 years! And a set of big rears every 2 years.
I've had just about every tire you can get: some cheap some not! Drs ZRs ETs ....
Here's what I've come up with!
You get what you pay for is not totally true. If you get on your car often then your good to get 20,000 to 30,000 miles on your tires, if not your lucky to get 35,000 unless you dumped 200+ on a tire!
I've spent as little as 89 per tire and as much as 235.
Here's what I've come up with: your better off buying 2 sets of cheaper tires than an expensive
tire. Once you get 10,000 miles on a tire they
become less sticky and after 20,000 they are poor performers in water; give or take some miles.
Second I've never collected on road hazard tire protection on a Z rated tire so I don't purchases it anymore, tire protection can be as high as 35+
per tire.... crazy
Lastly your better off getting a set of Et streets or a big sidewall dot drag tire on a 15 or 16 inch rim than burning up $$$ and putting 315 drs on 10.5 inch rims and getting fair traction and poor milage anyway; I understand you get to leve them on. But once I left my Et streets on and got 10,000 miles out of them, and a few scary rainy days!
So yesterday I purchased a what they had in stock asked for a deal and refused the 26$ per tire road hazard! Got 4 tires for under $600 and if I get 30,000+ miles out of them I'll be happy!
I've had just about every tire you can get: some cheap some not! Drs ZRs ETs ....
Here's what I've come up with!
You get what you pay for is not totally true. If you get on your car often then your good to get 20,000 to 30,000 miles on your tires, if not your lucky to get 35,000 unless you dumped 200+ on a tire!
I've spent as little as 89 per tire and as much as 235.
Here's what I've come up with: your better off buying 2 sets of cheaper tires than an expensive
tire. Once you get 10,000 miles on a tire they
become less sticky and after 20,000 they are poor performers in water; give or take some miles.
Second I've never collected on road hazard tire protection on a Z rated tire so I don't purchases it anymore, tire protection can be as high as 35+
per tire.... crazy
Lastly your better off getting a set of Et streets or a big sidewall dot drag tire on a 15 or 16 inch rim than burning up $$$ and putting 315 drs on 10.5 inch rims and getting fair traction and poor milage anyway; I understand you get to leve them on. But once I left my Et streets on and got 10,000 miles out of them, and a few scary rainy days!
So yesterday I purchased a what they had in stock asked for a deal and refused the 26$ per tire road hazard! Got 4 tires for under $600 and if I get 30,000+ miles out of them I'll be happy!
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