It depends on where you live . If you live in a place where it ' s 6575 Fahrenheit year round then you ' ll get a ton of miles out of your tires if you live in a place that gets varied weather , you ' re going to get a lot less . That , and vehicles weigh quite a bit more than they used to even 10 years ago because of the added safety and comfort features . Driving habits matter a lot too because vehicles have gotten quite a bit heavier , being harder on the brakes and and acceleration makes a big difference . Tire compounds and warranties haven ' t kept up with vehicular growth . Check your paperwork , there is usually a separate tire warranty part . And seriously , keep an eye on your tire tread ! <| sep |> I ' m just buying a box of stuffing and a bottle of wine .