INeedARivian
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- Cincinnati, OH
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- 2020 RAV4 Hybrid, 2013 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid
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- #31
We put around 25k miles on our cars every year so it would be ideal to not be replacing tires every year (or more). I understand having to replace them more often than our other vehicles because it's a heavy vehicle but was hoping to not only get 15k miles out of a $1,700 set of tires, as many have claimed is "good".How many miles do you put on a year? I have seen more than one report of the OE 21s lasting 30k miles. Some folks get much less. It depends on many factors including how you drive it, roads you drive on, etc.
Why not just take the 21s for now....maybe a year or two from now there will be more options. Or, get yourself a 2nd set of wheels and sell the 21s.
To me those two options would be better than cancelling, losing your place in line, and losing your deposit. I wouldn't get too frustrated about this...its an awesome truck...but look...it weighs 7000 lbs and has a TON of HP and Torque... it will be hard on tires.
I'm not optimistic about selling the 21s, but maybe that will be an option I just don't see people buying them?
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