Tire wear '19 -'20 e-tron?
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From: Truckee, CA
Well, first off, mine is a '21, but here you go:
- Goodyear Eagle's blew at 23,299 about a month ago. I was monitoring it and had only local driving for the next few weeks, so was willing to roll the dice. It blew just a mile from the house, going about 30mph. Left rear tire, inside shoulder is where it blow, but the right rear inside shoulder was getting really worn too. Somewhat surprising they went this quickly, especially since a good 4 months out of the year I am driving on snow, which I would think would be less abrasive and thus less degradation. Not so surprised of the wear pattern given that me an my boys like launch control...
--- amazed that some for your are getting 30-40k miles on them. You must have a very light right foot and not turn much!
- Had the 10k & 20k Audi service done, and I don't believe the dealership rotated the tires. The work order shows no notes indicating they did either.
- Replaced them with Toyo Extensa AS II. Yes, there are better tires out there, but these were the only once I could get immediately.
- Goodyear Eagle's blew at 23,299 about a month ago. I was monitoring it and had only local driving for the next few weeks, so was willing to roll the dice. It blew just a mile from the house, going about 30mph. Left rear tire, inside shoulder is where it blow, but the right rear inside shoulder was getting really worn too. Somewhat surprising they went this quickly, especially since a good 4 months out of the year I am driving on snow, which I would think would be less abrasive and thus less degradation. Not so surprised of the wear pattern given that me an my boys like launch control...
--- amazed that some for your are getting 30-40k miles on them. You must have a very light right foot and not turn much!
- Had the 10k & 20k Audi service done, and I don't believe the dealership rotated the tires. The work order shows no notes indicating they did either.
- Replaced them with Toyo Extensa AS II. Yes, there are better tires out there, but these were the only once I could get immediately.
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Well, first off, mine is a '21, but here you go:
- Goodyear Eagle's blew at 23,299 about a month ago. I was monitoring it and had only local driving for the next few weeks, so was willing to roll the dice. It blew just a mile from the house, going about 30mph. Left rear tire, inside shoulder is where it blow, but the right rear inside shoulder was getting really worn too. Somewhat surprising they went this quickly, especially since a good 4 months out of the year I am driving on snow, which I would think would be less abrasive and thus less degradation. Not so surprised of the wear pattern given that me an my boys like launch control...
--- amazed that some for your are getting 30-40k miles on them. You must have a very light right foot and not turn much!
- Had the 10k & 20k Audi service done, and I don't believe the dealership rotated the tires. The work order shows no notes indicating they did either.
- Replaced them with Toyo Extensa AS II. Yes, there are better tires out there, but these were the only once I could get immediately.
- Goodyear Eagle's blew at 23,299 about a month ago. I was monitoring it and had only local driving for the next few weeks, so was willing to roll the dice. It blew just a mile from the house, going about 30mph. Left rear tire, inside shoulder is where it blow, but the right rear inside shoulder was getting really worn too. Somewhat surprising they went this quickly, especially since a good 4 months out of the year I am driving on snow, which I would think would be less abrasive and thus less degradation. Not so surprised of the wear pattern given that me an my boys like launch control...
--- amazed that some for your are getting 30-40k miles on them. You must have a very light right foot and not turn much!
- Had the 10k & 20k Audi service done, and I don't believe the dealership rotated the tires. The work order shows no notes indicating they did either.
- Replaced them with Toyo Extensa AS II. Yes, there are better tires out there, but these were the only once I could get immediately.
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EV tires are designed for exactly that, electric vehicles so I'm sticking with the EV tire technology.
My new Etron came with Hankooks, which I thought. was strange but did some research and it looks like they are in the game now.
https://www.tirereview.com/hankook-t...t-audi-e-tron/
My new Etron came with Hankooks, which I thought. was strange but did some research and it looks like they are in the game now.
https://www.tirereview.com/hankook-t...t-audi-e-tron/
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From: New Mexico, USA
^^^
I lover how car industry marketing types always claim that they are implementing all this new technology, when in fact they are just bringing an inferior product up to industry standards.
I lover how car industry marketing types always claim that they are implementing all this new technology, when in fact they are just bringing an inferior product up to industry standards.
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Just completed 20k service on my 19 Prestige with 20 inch Goodyear tires. I've driven 17500 miles so far. According to the inspection all four tires are at 7. I'm assuming 7/32. The brake pads are at 10mm for the front and 9mm for the rears. I purchased the Audicare so I was charged zero dollars and I still have 3 yrs of maintenance left.
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From: Fort Lauderdale
I got 39,000 miles on the OEM Goodyear tires. I had a flat in one of them and the dealer replaced all 4 tires with Goodyear again (the wheel and tire insurance stipulated the same tire as a replacement, and the others were due. So I only paid for 3 tires and got 4 new.
Overall the Goodyears are fine, but had I been able to choose, I would have moved to a different brand. I tend to prefer Michelin, but not sure they make an electric car tire.
Overall the Goodyears are fine, but had I been able to choose, I would have moved to a different brand. I tend to prefer Michelin, but not sure they make an electric car tire.
Do you know if the tire / rim replacement warrantee continues on the new tires up to the 5 year mark?
Thx
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From: New Mexico, USA
Adding another data point for tires. My '24 on 21" OE Contis has ~14k miles and tread is down to about 6/32. Just got my second puncture/leak so these tires are gone. New CrossClimate2 set going on.
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I have around 8k on the CC2’s on our 19 E-Tron. We love them. No hit on range (20’s), and much better in changing conditions. Maybe a tad louder, but honestly quieter than most tires we’ve had on SUV’s.
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From: Oslo, Norway
I'm running two sets.
Summer 20" Bridgestone Alenza: Down from 7.7 mm (new) to 3.5 mm (rear) after 48' km (30' miles). Will replace after this season.
Winter 19": Nokian R3: Down from 9.2 mm (new) to 7.2 mm after 40' km (25' miles). Technically these are much softer and should wear faster, but winter demands smoother driving.
Summer 20" Bridgestone Alenza: Down from 7.7 mm (new) to 3.5 mm (rear) after 48' km (30' miles). Will replace after this season.
Winter 19": Nokian R3: Down from 9.2 mm (new) to 7.2 mm after 40' km (25' miles). Technically these are much softer and should wear faster, but winter demands smoother driving.