How long are your tyres lasting 1.4 ehybrid 204hp

[Piles]

How long are your tyres lasting, I have the 1.4t ehybrid 204hp. My first front pair lasted 8k miles, my second pair s heading the same way which I have just swapped swapped with the rear to squeeze a little more life..Michelin primacy 4.
I'm not a late braker as tend to slow down a lot with the regen, and I dont lose traction on acceleration

 

[llinasenc]

Wow!!! That's incredible, unless you race in circuits. Well, I have a 1.5 petrol 150HP, and still with the firsts ones, Goodyear, 38k km.

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[Piles]

Wow!!! That's incredible, unless you race in circuits. Well, I have a 1.5 petrol 150HP, and still with the firsts ones, Goodyear, 38k km.

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Yea it's pretty bad, when I changed last time they commented on the even wear, but added that where I live are some of the worst maintained roads in the country

 

[Bear]

Yea it's pretty bad, when I changed last time they commented on the even wear, but added that where I live are some of the worst maintained roads in the country

As someone commented elsewhere, here in the UK we used to drive on the left, now we drive on what's left.

 

[Tefal]

Just had all 4 replaced at around 20k miles. Leased so I didn't pay, but surprised rears wore so quickly.

 

[Kaxolo]

When I bouhgt the car it came the turanza tyres. Front ones lasted around 20k miles. Rear ones I´m still with them around 40k miles. When I changed the front ones they gave some Khumo tyres and they are not lasting half of what the Turanzas did.

 

[BigJase88]

How long are your tyres lasting, I have the 1.4t ehybrid 204hp. My first front pair lasted 8k miles, my second pair s heading the same way which I have just swapped swapped with the rear to squeeze a little more life..Michelin primacy 4.
I'm not a late braker as tend to slow down a lot with the regen, and I dont lose traction on acceleration

Guess it depends on type of driving.

I generally finish off a set of tyres on the driven wheels sub 10k miles too. 99% of driving on a / b roads

 

[Piles]

Guess it depends on type of driving.

I generally finish off a set of tyres on the driven wheels sub 10k miles too. 99% of driving on a / b roads

Yea all my roads are B roads with a very very worn surface, but yea... sucks

 

[BigJase88]

Yea all my roads are B roads with a very very worn surface, but yea... sucks

10k on b roads could quite easily equate to 40k on a motorway

 

[Chemical Matt]

I have the ehybrid too and all four of mine got replaced around 35K miles when it was 18 months old. I was suprised the rears needed changing at the same time as the front because they normally last much longer.
Majority of my driving is motorway miles though so not so much stop start. The car is quite powerful with the instant torque from the electric motor so this may be scrubbing your tyres more quickly.

 

[Bookerman16]

Mine are nearly due on the front now at 20k miles

 

[Piles]

Do you all have the Primacy 4 tyres, are they softer than most?

 

[Bookerman16]

Do you all have the Primacy 4 tyres, are they softer than most?

Yeah still the Primacy tyres. The miles are similar to my petrol and diesel leons previously tbh

 

[Piles]

I must be driving like a hooligan

 

[Bookerman16]

I must be driving like a hooligan

There’s so much torque if you floor it with the batteries.

 

[mty12345]

The more performance oriented the tyres, the less time they will last. The compound is softer so gives a lot more grip, but the trade off is that they wear faster. Couple that with the higher kerb weights of hybrids/EVs, they will wear quickly.

If you buy cheap or Eco tyres, then the compounds are often seem closer to plastic than rubber! They will last for 40k miles, but only if they don't kill you and your family on the first wet roundabout!

IMO it's worth paying the extra and having tyres you can rely on, especially with a heavy hybrid.