Originally Posted By: Hokiefyd
Originally Posted By: mrsilv04
As I look back, it sure wasn't from a lack of rotations, that's for sure.
It sure looks like you can't blame it on the vehicle. The only variable in your case that may be out of the norm is the low miles/year. You owned them for 75 months and put 37,200 miles on them...or only 500 miles/month. Still, the tires certainly shouldn't have hardened enough to render them useless.
I dunno. I hate that they didn't work out for you.
6 years is a long time for tires. From a time standpoint alone, they will be due for replacement.
Originally Posted By: mrsilv04
As I look back, it sure wasn't from a lack of rotations, that's for sure.
It sure looks like you can't blame it on the vehicle. The only variable in your case that may be out of the norm is the low miles/year. You owned them for 75 months and put 37,200 miles on them...or only 500 miles/month. Still, the tires certainly shouldn't have hardened enough to render them useless.
I dunno. I hate that they didn't work out for you.
6 years is a long time for tires. From a time standpoint alone, they will be due for replacement.
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