Just want to know so I can know how long I have to have these Dunlops before I can get some good tires
How many miles do you normally get out of a set of Dunlop tires that come on the LX 570
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Don't have a ton of experience on these but I think I have read about wear issues with those tires. Seems that some have reported uneven wear, cupping, and a difficulty balancing. Could be a non issue but gives you an excuse to buy some KO2s!
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My 100 series had Dunlops on it when I bought it...
How many miles did I get out of them?
-About 3 miles.....the distance to my nearest Discount Tire shop!
How many miles did I get out of them?
-About 3 miles.....the distance to my nearest Discount Tire shop!
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I say swap them out as soon as you're ready.
A good set can easily be sold on craigslist. I had Michelins on mine with about 5k miles and easily sold the set for $500, + another $50 for the single dunlop spare. I was able to get my current 5x Falkens for right around $1100 mounted. No point in waiting for that kind of deal.
A good set can easily be sold on craigslist. I had Michelins on mine with about 5k miles and easily sold the set for $500, + another $50 for the single dunlop spare. I was able to get my current 5x Falkens for right around $1100 mounted. No point in waiting for that kind of deal.
My 100 series had Dunlops on it when I bought it...
How many miles did I get out of them?
-About 3 miles.....the distance to my nearest Discount Tire shop!
Pretty much the same... 4 Dunlops with only a few thousand miles on them when I got it. I think they were on my truck about a month before I replaced them with the Rock Warriors.
The 200 I just bought had the Dunlops with 58,000 which had been rotated religiously. 4/32 left.
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Thanks good information
Those may have not been original. On my service record, the previous original owner replaced the Dunlops with another set at the dealer at approximately 24,000 miles. The tire has lousy tread depth to begin with, plus it is a weak P-metric tire designed for lighter passenger vehicles. LT or P-metric tires for light truck/SUV applications - Retail - Modern Tire Dealer I could not get rid of them soon enough.
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You guys think YOU have problems....I just picked up a 2017 LX CPO..w/ 21" rims. the dealership put on two new Dunlops on the front saying the rears met the CPO standard and didn't need replacement. By wear pattern, Im guessing they were the old fronts. Either way Hasta La Vista... switching to Michelin Pilot Sports momentarily.
I have a brand new set if interested.
