SH>> I don't know about my tires.  I drive less than 500 miles a
  >> year, so didn't see any advantage of getting more than 50k
  >> mile tires.

MP>Have you tried taking an uber to the doctor?  That would be several less
  >times you would have to drive.

Actually if you're driving that little it would probably be a lot
cheaper to not have a car and pay for rides everywhere if possible.
I'm so far from town that that isn't really an option for me.
I'd hate to spend $100 for transport to buy $50 worth of groceries.

MP>Tires do eventually wear out, even if never driven on.  They eventually
  >start to rot and lose air... or at least they used to.  Maybe they've
  >figured out a solution to that by now.

I may find out soon. I have Michelin tires on my car, so they should
be better quality than most so if they rot away I'll let you know..  B)

(They are already over 7 years old..)

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