Subject	Then there's the wear rating on the tire. Soft rubber wears
Posted by	Buzz on June 20, 2001 at 1:36 PM
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In Reply To	how many miles and what kind of driving. That matters more posted by toyluvr on June 20, 2001 at 01:03 PM
Message	faster. Take the wear rating of the tire and multiply by 200 to get estimate of mileage under normal use. eg my Bridgestone's wear rating is 160 so if I behave myself and I keep a good alignment, I can expect to go 32,000 miles before replacing. High performance tires are stickier, have softer rubber and wear out faster.
Follow Ups	I was surprize that after 9 months tires show no signs - MinhTuyet 12:58:06 06/20/01 how many miles and what kind of driving. That matters more - toyluvr 13:03:01 06/20/01 Then there's the wear rating on the tire. Soft rubber wears - Buzz 13:36:36 06/20/01 My tires where GONE in 9 months... - Caddy Daddy (WI) 13:08:15 06/20/01 Whoa whats with all those lights on your car - Got Boost? 13:26:33 06/20/01 Have had mine 2 years and they are perfect, no sign of wear (n/m) - X-STAT1C 13:25:54 06/20/01 1 year, ~6500 mi. later, no signs either. (n/m) - Quiki 13:30:12 06/20/01 15000 miles sense mid feb half my tread on rears is gone - Halo Z 15:34:26 06/20/01
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