Originally Posted by camryrolla
This Michelin Defender LTX tire has a 50,000 miles warranty, so why bother with so many reviews (3K, 10K, and 20K miles) when you haven't even reach its half-life mark. People will be more interested in your review when your tires are at the 30K, 40K, and 50K miles marks.
The point, of course, is to report on performance at data points other than halfway. As someone shopping the Defenders against the competition, this kind of reportage is a godsend versus the "best tire, lasted 90k" or "worst ever, always slippery" kinds of singular reviews. Not to mention it is more realistic to reflect on performance over shorter periods than longer.
Keep 'em coming, FlyNavyP3!
This Michelin Defender LTX tire has a 50,000 miles warranty, so why bother with so many reviews (3K, 10K, and 20K miles) when you haven't even reach its half-life mark. People will be more interested in your review when your tires are at the 30K, 40K, and 50K miles marks.
The point, of course, is to report on performance at data points other than halfway. As someone shopping the Defenders against the competition, this kind of reportage is a godsend versus the "best tire, lasted 90k" or "worst ever, always slippery" kinds of singular reviews. Not to mention it is more realistic to reflect on performance over shorter periods than longer.
Keep 'em coming, FlyNavyP3!