ornery1

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like it says i am down to 5/32nds in 9k on a brand new set of yokohamma predator vrs with a 400 treadwear rating aa temp aa traction rating, alignment is perfecrt and i rotate every 2500 miles with 37psi frnt and 35 psi back. this normal????????????ps new they were 10/32nds

NmexMAX

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Do you drive like a crayzie man?

ornery1

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yes! 58 k on my 2kse and on 2nd set of rotors, bought it with 33k

kobalt

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That stinks. Either you drive like a maniac or the yoko's 400 rating is bs. Perhaps a bit of both?

Ammi

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you must drive your car pretty hard

ornery1

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mostly stop n go city driving, im hard on my cars

Ammi

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well.......... that explains it

Lontar1

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good luck on your new set of tires... $$$$$$$

Weimar Ben

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go get a honda and you won't have the power to smoke the tires

Mass_Media

when you pull out of parking lots and you see all that white smoke behind you and coming out of your vents....thats you tires.....

Ammi

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oh really.........

ornery1

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i never spin the tires. autotragic,but hard stop n go, and turns.?

Maxrider24/7

In that case, you are gonna have to go easy on the car in order for your tires to last.....if not you are gonna have to dish out mad loot to get a new set of tires everytime.......I used to be the same way, but the pockets started to suffer so i had to stop....

Bobo

You don't need to rotate the tires every 2,500 miles. Try 7,500 miles and save yourself the aggravation. What is the recommended tire pressure? Perhaps you should lower it to more like 33 front and 32 rear or whatever is stated inside the lid of your console.

joebangaa

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rotating every 2500 is pointless

you might want to INCREASE psi, not decrease...