How many miles did you get from your OEM factory tires?

[Pietalian]

I have a 22 Ecoboost AWD with 58k miles. I expected to have to replace the tires around 40k but was pleasantly surprised with the life I’ve gotten from these. My driving is roughly 2/3 Interstate, 1/3 city.

I’m pretty easy on the throttle and have only done light towing with utility trailers. Most of my mileage is unladen commuting.

I’m curious - who has safely gotten the greatest mileage from their OEM tires?

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[ScottyC]

What tire and size is your OE application?

 

[justiz00]

2022 eco 4k, 18" Michelin Primacy, about 52k.

 

[Mavster Mechanic]

2022 hybrid.
45,000 miles.

Let it be known:

There can be significant variances between batch to batch of the same make and model of tire. And the same make and model of tire can come from plants in two different countries even.

So "stories" and driving conditions are hard to quantify. Really hard to compare. And tread-life is unreliable.

Which is #1 reason there are pro-rated tread-life warranties.

 

[Dave O]

12,308 on my 2025 Maverick Lariat AWD Hybrid Good Year Tires - Still lots of tread left

 

[dalola]

Got 60K from my OEM Falken Wildpeak AT3W's. New set is mounted up, ready for another 60K.

 

[Kenv24]

12,308 on my 2025 Maverick Lariat AWD Hybrid Good Year Tires - Still lots of tread left

I would HOPE so at 12K.......

 

[Hot Runr Guy]

Got 60K from my OEM Falken Wildpeak AT3W's. New set is mounted up, ready for another 60K.

Surprised to hear that. Mine are at 34K, and while a lot of tread left (depth-wise) , they leave a lot to be desired in the wet.

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[710-oil-614]

I made 11,000 miles before I got ride of the Garbageyear Territory HTs on my 2025 Lariat.

 

[MichaelG]

2023 18" Michelins 24,400 miles. This winter, with the snow, I had no control. I was hoping to get at least 30K.

 

[matmondro]

2022 FX4 4k. Pirelli ATRs were swapped out at 29k miles. Tires were already starting to weather check and they left a lot to be desired in wintry conditions by that mileage. The first winter they were adequate -- to say the best. Surprised by the weather checking too given my truck is garaged.

 

[rclee]

22 Hybrid had 47k when I replaced them. They still had about 1/32 left and were kind of squirrely in the wet. Now I have CC2's on.

 

[icegradner]

2023 18" Michelins 24,400 miles. This winter, with the snow, I had no control. I was hoping to get at least 30K.

Expecting all seasons to do well in snow? Once they are over a year old? You expect far too much from them.

 

[pigsareus]

I have a 22 Ecoboost AWD with 58k miles. I expected to have to replace the tires around 40k but was pleasantly surprised with the life I’ve gotten from these. My driving is roughly 2/3 Interstate, 1/3 city.

I’m pretty easy on the throttle and have only done light towing with utility trailers. Most of my mileage is unladen commuting.

I’m curious - who has safely gotten the greatest mileage from their OEM tires?

20K (2 were at 4/32nd 2 at 5/32) on my cheap continentals xl hybrid '22 and yes they were always at the right PSI and I had them rotated at the correct intervals - i drive about 90 percent city driving - not very busy - and 10 percent xway. Pretty disappointed in them.

 

[Clarkdonbran]

35k

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