Check with your dealership....
I have just had a very interesting chat to my local dealer. I was taking my car back for the tailgate software update when I mentioned the tyre issue - immediate response was for me to have it booked in for a 4 wheel alignment check....and if deemed necessary - fit new tyres.
It appears that if the tyres have done less than 10k then the tyres are changed free - if the car has done 10~12k then it is a 50% contribution and if under 15K then it is a 25% contribution. I do have to add this will be dependent upon the results of the wheel alignment - but I am confident that I will have two new tyres by the end of the month - more on that then.
Second point was that tyres type is an option when ordering your new car - you can opt for off-road if you want - I am sure most of you know that of course - but I believe they will let you choose any tyre if you ask!!
If I am to have new tyres the Service Manager tells me that they will likely be Dunlop - harder wearing. Any thoughts anyone?
I have some Vredestein SUV tyres for £180 - might be giving them a try later on. Anybody fitted them yet?
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