Very curious CarFax - TIRES!
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2018 S450 4Matic, 2021 Toyota Tundra, 2010 GL350 (sold)
Very curious CarFax - TIRES!
Does anyone have any idea what this could be about? That’s a lot of tires being replaced!
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From: DFW area in TEXAS! 🤠
2018 S450 4Matic, 2021 Toyota Tundra, 2010 GL350 (sold)
Found this:
New tires every 7,000 miles? Electric cars save gas but tire wear shocks some Florida drivers
But that CarFax is WAY more frequent! Thoughts?
New tires every 7,000 miles? Electric cars save gas but tire wear shocks some Florida drivers
But that CarFax is WAY more frequent! Thoughts?
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2023 EQS 450+ 2022 Kia Carnival
In my experience these tires are wide and they catch alot of punctures and these tires are often not repairable.
For OEM Goodyear F1's the tires seems to last about 15K to 20K miles max.
You can opt for Hankook tires that are cheaper but equally performing. I heard they last about 25 to 30K miles.
For OEM Goodyear F1's the tires seems to last about 15K to 20K miles max.
You can opt for Hankook tires that are cheaper but equally performing. I heard they last about 25 to 30K miles.
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In my experience these tires are wide and they catch alot of punctures and these tires are often not repairable.
For OEM Goodyear F1's the tires seems to last about 15K to 20K miles max.
You can opt for Hankook tires that are cheaper but equally performing. I heard they last about 25 to 30K miles.
For OEM Goodyear F1's the tires seems to last about 15K to 20K miles max.
You can opt for Hankook tires that are cheaper but equally performing. I heard they last about 25 to 30K miles.
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I had Goodyear F1 Asymmetric (model 5) tires on my EQS for the three years I drove it, for a total of just over 33,000 miles. They were fantastic, and had plenty of tread life left when Carvana picked it up. I had 21 inch wheels. I found the car to be very easy on tires. That aritcle found on the internet, in my opinion, is troll bait.
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The AMG I have comes with 21". The negative camber is from factory preset to allow the car to corner with more stability. Most sport car and sports sedan have aggressive negative camber. You can set it to whatever you want for alignment. On my BMWs (2 sport sedans), Continental tires fair better than Michelin or Goodyear. That's just my experience, though.
