How many miles on stock tires

How many miles

  • 20k-30k

    Votes: 11 21.2%
  • 30k-40k

    Votes: 7 13.5%
  • 40k-50k

    Votes: 10 19.2%
  • 50k-60k

    Votes: 4 7.7%
  • 60k-70k

    Votes: 2 3.8%
  • still running stock

    Votes: 18 34.6%

  • Total voters
    52
I've got 22,500 on my OEM Bridgestone H/Ts so far, and they are still in great shape. But I should qualify that because I also have 15,400 on my Bridgestone REVOs, which I put on each fall for winters fun in the northeast.
 
how many miles

I seldom keep tires past 25,000 miles. I live in a high snow area as well as the I-70 corridor so do some high speed driving. I've had different brand tires over the years on SUVs and am particular about checking tire pressure.

I find that by about 25,000 the siping on the edge of the tires has usually worn quite a bit. That is the area that gives you grip when turning on slick surfaces. Having worked in EMS for 30 years I find that good tires are the cheapest insurance you can buy. Why risk yourself, others, your vehicle, and peace of mind for $800 every few years? When the weather gets bad unexpectedly it is too late. I usually try to buy new tires going into the fall season so I'll get at least two winter seasons on my tires. I switched to the Revos from the Dunlops on my 06 Sport and will report mid winter on how they are doing.
 
I replaced my stock Dunlops at 3k right after a heavy rain when I nearly sleep out of the road. Dunlops are worth tire I ever had. They've been replaced with Revos which handles like magnets.
 
I got my stock 4-Dunlop tires replaced at ~56k miles.
In couple of months I will replace my 2nd sets of Dunlop tires. I’m at 118k miles now, so an average tire replacements at every ~60k miles
 

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