Hi! I have a 2021 Suburban RST with 49k miles and I had all tires replaced at 28k miles and now I’m being told they need to be replaced again. I do a lot of in town driving as I have 3 kids who are all going in different directions each day. My question is the current Bridgestone Dueler Alenza tires that came with the truck and have already been replaced once are in the top tier of tires so are super expensive. I’d like to replace the tires with ones that are a great all season quality especially in the snow but don’t have the hefty price tag. Each tire place I’ve gone too has recommended a different alternative so now I’m just confused. Anyone replace the original BST tires with Less expensive tires that they have been happy with!?
thanks

 

Why are you going through tires so fast? I get 50,000 + on a set of tires.

 

Don't your current tires have some remaining mileage warranty on them? What tire is on now?

 

I'm in Arizona, have 6 vehicles and we're on our 4th or 5th GM SUV, and have used tires from many different suppliers, including Michelin, Big-O, Bridgestone, Falken, Goodyear, you name it. I check and keep the tire pressures at the number on the door jambs. Besides the GM SUV, I have 1998 and 2004 Frontier, 1988 Mazda B2200 truck, and 1970 and 1971 VW Beetles. I've NEVER gotten the claimed miles from ANY of these, NEVER EVER. Wonder if it's the heat of the roads here....

 

maybe there's loose nut on the steering wheel

 

Welcome to the forum. I've never gotten over 30,000 mi on GM OEM tires. 😡