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2011 Elantra Excessive/Fast Tire Wear
wallywanna
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in Hyundai
Had to replace front tires after 12,300 miles (4/32 remaining - 6 months) on my 2011 Elantra LT. I was told these were not covered under warranty. In addition, the dealer told me that the Elantra has "cheap tires" and they only get 20K to 25K anyways in their experience. The front tires had not been rotated yet which I was told added greatly to the fast wear.
Additionally, since I live in a snowy area, the dealer recommended I replace all 4 tires since the stock tires handle poorly in snow.
Just for your consideration in estimating maintenance expense for the Elantra and consider winter driving.
Additionally, since I live in a snowy area, the dealer recommended I replace all 4 tires since the stock tires handle poorly in snow.
Just for your consideration in estimating maintenance expense for the Elantra and consider winter driving.
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