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yeh well if you flog your car they dont last long saying that i change tyres befor the warning marks are level i think the tyres are not work keeping after 80%worn in the wet that is, i have a mate who buys them off me $20 each for his 1600 for burnouts win win lol some people just don't understand that tyres are what keeps you on the road and can be the difference between life and death from what i have seen my mates to to there cars and body's because of worn or crap tyres, i am happy to pay $500 for 30,000 km and change then have to pay for insurance or pay with my life its less then .02 of a cent per km think about it it takes me 30 km to get to work total of $1 a day for tyres frig one hour of work pays for 40 days of safe driving ... sounds good to me
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Drives: 2007 4 Door Yaris Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Southern California
Posts: 1,357
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.............................. ^^ you dropped those Anyway, I'm averaging 1 year and 25,000 miles per set of tires. Buy from discount tire and you get the rest of the tread mileage guarantee prorated on to your next tires. I got my current tires at about half off since they lasted 25,000 miles out of the 60,000 warranty. Plus they do free rotating and balancing. I found my tires last a lot longer if I balance as well as rotate every 5k instead of just rotating. |
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