Tire rack said I should be able to get 12-15k. Is this what you all are getting?
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How many miles did you get out of your tires?
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Thumper
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What tires? There's a lot of different ones. 
12-15k is about normal for some super sticky summer tires. It's pretty crap for all seasons. Even then there are variations within a category based on design and materials. The manufacture listed mileage is a warranty period, not a wear guideline as well.
And of course vastly depends on how you drive. I got about 17k out of the factory All Season Pirelli's on the GTI, but it was tracked heavily and they died more from heat damage than treadwear. LMAO
12-15k is about normal for some super sticky summer tires. It's pretty crap for all seasons. Even then there are variations within a category based on design and materials. The manufacture listed mileage is a warranty period, not a wear guideline as well.
And of course vastly depends on how you drive. I got about 17k out of the factory All Season Pirelli's on the GTI, but it was tracked heavily and they died more from heat damage than treadwear. LMAO
Austin Hale
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First of all, how come I see so many IP addresses on your post?
Google say 50k miles, but I generally replace my tires every 3 to 4 years or when I notice they wear out. In most cases, they have more than 15k on them. I use two different sets of tires annually. At this time, I have Michelin Xi3, since it's winter. I plan to get a new set on 4wheelonline in a few months as this is the 4th season that I run the said model.
Google say 50k miles, but I generally replace my tires every 3 to 4 years or when I notice they wear out. In most cases, they have more than 15k on them. I use two different sets of tires annually. At this time, I have Michelin Xi3, since it's winter. I plan to get a new set on 4wheelonline in a few months as this is the 4th season that I run the said model.