3000, holy crap, even I couldn't manage that... ok ok, so I COULD manage to do that but it'd only be if I had $10 million dollars and didn't care about my car, but that's false for2 reasons. A) I don't have $10 million dollars and 2) I'd always care about my car, my car is practically an extension of my body (I think we all know which part). Way to stick it to the road though man!

D to the B

 

dude i LOVE my car lol. its not an extension of me. it IS me
my neighbor thought i was crazy when i took a whole afternoon to wash, dry, wax(two layers), and detail my car in the summer. and my friends think im more crazy using Mobil1 full synthetic engine oil.

i think people who TRULY love their cars will baby it like crazy (like me). but when the time comes to hav fun, know how to lay down rubber.

 

I have the 215/45ZR18 Pirelli P-Zero Nero M/S on mine stock and they work great for MN weather. Unfortunately there isn't much to choose from as far as good tires that will go higher mileage, we have PERFORMANCE tires, and I can say with all certainty that performance/speed rated tires will only go about 30k when properly taken care of. Good luck finding ones that will get more. Also if you can't afford to buy new tires you shouldn't drive like you can.

 

My 2005 wagon has 43,000 miles on it with the original tires. They will probably go to about 50,000, according to
the tire boy. Rotate 'em, align'em, and drive smooth!! If I want to race around I'll get a real race car and go to a
track!!!

 

My 2005 wagon has 43,000 miles on it with the original tires. They will probably go to about 50,000, according to
the tire boy. Rotate 'em, align'em, and drive smooth!! If I want to race around I'll get a real race car and go to a
track!!!