QUOTE(zeng @ May 28 2024, 09:42 PM)
My hunch is your wheel alignment numbers were the culprit, never mind they are all greens and within oem specs.
The devils (of undesirable shorter tyre life) are always in the details.
Imho, tyre brand, tyre air pressure and driving speed etc are not so much a 'real' problem as most or all drivers here has got it quite right.
QUOTE(andrekua2 @ May 28 2024, 12:59 PM)
Well, Im using 215/55/R17... air pressure around 32 or 33 PSI. The thing is that I used both PS3 and Primacy3 on the same car. Roughly 40k on both... hence why Im wondering how on earth did some of you get double my mileage...
Agree to what zeng mention. It could be your alignment issue and your tyre pressure could be on lower side,
but again it is about the feeling - IMHO, the factory recommended air pressure is the minimum, and when coast, can you feel your car wanna slow down or maintain the speed is the key; if it wanna slow down then your air pressure is low.
Secondly, do you fetch a lot of weigh in your car such as boot full of equipment, always full load and etc?
Meantime can you describe how your tyre when it is fully used? It is eating a side (the side nearer to car body or facing outside) of the tyre or as a whole?
If as a whole, still most likely air pressure / high load, if a side then you have some other problems.