There are a variety of factors that affect the life of tires, including:
The number of miles you are putting on the vehicle.
If you drive at excessive speeds, take corners hard, brake hard, etc., which will wear down your tires.
Frequently towing or hauling heavy loads, which will put more stress on the tires.
How well a routine schedule of tire maintenance tasks is maintained. This includes regular tire pressure checks, tire rotation, tire balancing, and tire alignment adjustments when needed.
If it’s been over five years that you’ve been driving on your current tires, we recommend that you have them inspected to ensure that nothing is jeopardizing their driveability. Most tires, no matter what type they are, will need to be replaced at the 10-year mark.