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Originally Posted by churchx
"looking at Summer tires, but they seem to wear out way faster than all seasons", there are loads of completely different tires between summer tires and similar among all season tires. If low wear and noise is what you are after, then search such tires that are made with those properties prioritized, don't think that it's summer or all-season. And if anything to be generalized, all-seasons might be noisier and wear faster, due having softer rubber and more thread sipes to handle at least some snow/winter.
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Do you have any suggestions? Most summer tires don't even seem to have any mileage warranty. The ones that do seem to be 30k max. And those seem to be around $200 more in total than most of the a/s tires I checked. Ideally I don't want to spend more than $150/tire unless there's a significant difference in performance in daily driving, which is mainly what I'm trying to get an input on.