Originally Posted by alpha12

I might be an anomaly but I'm at 36k miles on oem tires and brakes...AWD vechicle perhaps the tires hold up better than their summer tire counterparts.

Originally Posted by alpha12

I might be an anomaly but I'm at 36k miles on oem tires and brakes...AWD vechicle perhaps the tires hold up better than their summer tire counterparts.

Originally Posted by arentz07

I have heard the OEM Bridgestone Turanza tires on the AWD models are crap for treadwear (and performance). Just look at Tire Rack - it might be the worst-rated tire I have seen.

I also had the same tires on my previous car, a Camry. I did my 20k service early - had close to 19k miles on the car and had 6/32's, with what I would call somewhat spirited driving style. They were rated for 30k miles, but according to the dealership they were usually replaced in the 20's.

Originally Posted by CLUM

im too lazy to look it up Turanza's specifically, but most tires come with 7/32 being full tread. so 1/32 of wear for 19K miles is practically nothing lol

Originally Posted by Mrg02d

I got 26k out of my stock tires and 45k out of front pads. I also use a lot of engine braking and a lot of highway miles.

I got 4 tires and alignment for $1050. Michelin as3 at a local tire shop. They now have 28k miles and will need replacement soon. I'm a few millimeters above the wear bars. Not bad for all of the spirited driving that I do once I'm in the city :-)

Originally Posted by arentz07

I have heard the OEM Bridgestone Turanza tires on the AWD models are crap for treadwear (and performance). Just look at Tire Rack - it might be the worst-rated tire I have seen.

I also had the same tires on my previous car, a Camry. I did my 20k service early - had close to 19k miles on the car and had 6/32's, with what I would call somewhat spirited driving style. They were rated for 30k miles, but according to the dealership they were usually replaced in the 20's.