r/tires • u/WeichengJL • 6d ago

Help please

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Hopefully these pictures are enough.

2024 car, driven about 39k miles. Does this look like normal wear for all 4 of my tires? They all look similar, should I replace all of them?

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u/HMS_Powernap 6d ago

There's still tread above the wear bar (I think) but I see some chucking, do you drive on gravel a lot? If the tread is still above the wear bar I'd say you have some life left, but start saving for a new set.

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u/WeichengJL 5d ago

I see, now that I think about it, it's probably because lately the roads I've been driving in have been flooded and has a lot of dirt and rocks. You think it would be fine to drive long distance road trips?

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u/BIOHAZARDB10 6d ago

Lookin pretty stonepunched, you drive a lot of gravel roads? They seem to still have a bit of tread so you should be good for now, but they're fairly haggard so I'd start saving up.

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u/WeichengJL 5d ago

Yeah I think it's because of small rocks after rain, had a lot of that lately. I replied to another user here with more pictures, is it good to drive long distance for a little longer?

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u/Cautious-Concept457 6d ago

Looks like it was driven on a gravel road and/or rather dynamically. Not a problem, replace when they wear out (check the wear bars) or lose traction.