What was it like when they had serious wear? My 2018 4Motion Atlas is at 24,000 miles (11 months old) and shimmies so badly on the freeway, it scares me. Service had my car for 4 days and took everything apart & looked at it, concluded it was the tires. (Yes, all recalls fixed and updated).
My husband thinks this is outrageously early to replace tires, but I'm afraid I'm going to have a blowout if I don't. Feels really unsafe.
Mine did not have wear, the noise was the biggest issue so I swapped them out with less then 200 miles on them. not only was the noise gone I also
noticed after a few days at slow speeds and turning it felt more sure and not like the tires was rolling over it's self. I'm thinking that the sidewall on
the Michelin's are a bit more stiff or better constructed ? I stayed with the same size as the OEM tires.
I can related to the shimmy deal, I had a 2014 Sliverado that had that from the day I drove it off the lot and GM / Chevrolet had it for five months
before they bought it back. If your service determined that the tires are the issue have you contacted the manufacture to see if they would help ?
I've seen over the years where there have been casting issues with tires not many but it does happen, as well as a belt could have snapped or a
sidewall could have been impacted, is service suggesting all 4 tires are bad ? that alone would be hard for me to believe. I would have a concern on just what they
took apart on a 24k 11 month old Atlas and after 4 day's how they arrived with the diagnosis of tires ?
My suggestion would be to take your paper work to a dealer who manufactured the tire, and have the store manager ride with You.