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Just confirmed a lease deal. Service pack offered for 1k includes tyres but Nissan's own pack is 600 and does not include tyres. Wondering if anyone can advise how long tyres might last? 3yr 6k miles/year is the lease.
Thanks.

Dont bother with a tyre deal - the tyres will last.

With motorway driving , I get 50K from the tyres , probably 30K if I were driving around town.

Driving style will have an impact too

Most of the time "insurance packs" as I would call those are indeed a bad deal ... most of the time anyway.
Since you are supposed to drive a maximum of 6k miles per year ... !?
If the tyres would not last that long then they most probably would never offer such a pack I guess.
Biggest problems with these insurances and/or lease plans is that not you, but they decide if ever you are entitled to change tyres ... can become dangerous.

Welcome to this forum

I had to replace my 2015 car's tyres at 14,000 miles. Fronts worn out.

It very much depends as said earlier on driving style but also the wheels and tyres you have fitted. If you have the fancy 19 inch sports wheels/tyres they aren't likely to last very long. I have 18 inch wheels and I am still on the original tyres front and rear at 42k miles.

On my 2019 Tekna automatic with 10” wheels, I got 27,000 miles out of my original front tyres. The replacements cost £300.

MikeGC wrote: ↑Thu Mar 24, 2022 10:39 am On my 2019 Tekna automatic with 10” wheels, I got 27,000 miles out of my original front tyres. The replacements cost £300.

10" wheels???? surely that must be a typo. You hardly see 14" wheels for roadcars these days let alone 10. In the 90's even 12" wheels were starting to be phased out.

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MikeGC wrote: ↑Thu Mar 24, 2022 10:39 am On my 2019 Tekna automatic with 10” wheels, I got 27,000 miles out of my original front tyres. The replacements cost £300.

10" wheels???? surely that must be a typo. You hardly see 14" wheels for roadcars these days let alone 10. In the 90's even 12" wheels were starting to be phased out.
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Typo-tastic
19 inch wheels !!!

Thanks all, sounds like I can probably expect the stock tyres to last me 3 years and roughly 15k miles. Will save myself £400 and go for the nissan care package for £600 instead of the lease option of £1000 including tyres.

bought car on 24th March 2020, as lockdown, got email from dealers regarding a free tyre check, so booked in, but before I went I rang around to get prices for replacement tryers same as on car, expecting dealers to say I needed 4 new tyres, after sitting for an hour I was told tyres hadn't moved, asked what that meant, I was shown printout of car condition when I got it and printout from latest check and all details the same, ie tread depth and other info I haven't a clue about, done 32000 miles, regularly go to Scotland, a round trip of 420 miles plus any mileage I do there, so can't complain about tyre wear, so I will expect another 20000 miles wear