Car India – August 2019

The Last Stretch

The 60,000-kilometre mark was done and dusted the last time

around. Recently, the cars crossed the six-digit figure on road shod

with the Milaze X3s. To be honest, when we started out, we were a

little sceptical about the tyres lasting this long, but here we are: one

year and one lakh kilometres later.

Upon inspection, it was clear that there was no abnormal

deterioration. Of course, wear and tear was evident and the tread

depth had decreased as well. However, it had worn down evenly

without any worrisome cracks or deformities. The sidewalls also

appeared to be in good shape considering the tyres’ mileage thus

far. The tyres look good enough for a few thousand kilometres more

but we believe it is time to retire this set of rubber.

The cab drivers confirmed that the mileage had not affected the

stellar performance of the tyres that they were used to since the

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solid 1 lakh kilometres

and certainly does not

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Even after 1 lakh kilometres, the

Milaze X3 continued to return

consistent levels of grip and

performance

beginning of the test nor had any complaints been raised by the

passengers. Furthermore, they also confessed that they were

pleasantly surprised that the Milaze X3 tyres stood their ground

and proved their mettle in the long run.

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