perelli tires
good luck.... you'll think the tires feel unbalanced, yet a dealer will try balancing, but rarely will they notice a slipped belt. This Chrysler dealer even had a machine to spin the tire on the car, looking for a screwed up hub, or brake disc.... after seeing what the GoodYear guy was looking for.... it was sure obvious.... good luck!
If they are non-run flat OE tires, I would check to see if the wear bars are exposed. Pretty easy to tell - just look between the treads for a thin bar connecting across the tire.
These MLs can eat through the OE tires pretty quickly; particularly if they aren't rotated.
Usually Pirelli will give a small amount back if the tread is worn down before the mileage warranty.






