For most drivers, long tire wear is near, or at the top of their list of requirements when shopping for tires. While a tire with a warranty of 70,000, 80,000 and even 100,000 miles is great, warranties should not be the only factor to consider when purchasing new tires. It's important to remember that warranties are limited and consumers have to complete specific maintenance requirements to keep them in force. For a better understanding on the warranties associated with each tire, read "Treadlife/Mileage Warranties."
Listed below are a few of my favorite tires that offer long treadwear while maintaining a great deal of grip and safety:
90,000 Mile Warranty or Longer
80,000-85,000 Mile Warranty
70,000-75,000 Mile Warranty
Keep in mind, to make a warranty claim, at minimum, tires must have been rotated on schedule, you must keep records, maintain proper inflation pressure and all tires must have worn evenly. For more information, read "The Good, the Bad and the Impossible Regarding Treadlife Warranties." Shop by vehicle to find the tire that works best for your vehicle.
Listed below are a few of my favorite tires that offer long treadwear while maintaining a great deal of grip and safety:
90,000 Mile Warranty or Longer
 Michelin HydroEdge with Green X |  Hankook Optimo H727 |
80,000-85,000 Mile Warranty
 Goodyear Assurance ComforTred Touring |  Pirelli P4 Four Seasons |
70,000-75,000 Mile Warranty
 General AltiMAX RT |  Dunlop Signature |
Keep in mind, to make a warranty claim, at minimum, tires must have been rotated on schedule, you must keep records, maintain proper inflation pressure and all tires must have worn evenly. For more information, read "The Good, the Bad and the Impossible Regarding Treadlife Warranties."
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