I purchased a 2013 Chevy Volt in February 2014. One year later I went to a Chevy dealer for a NYS inspection. The dealer told me I needed new tires or it would not pass inspection. So I went to a local Goodyear Dealer and purchased new tires for a vehicle that only had 10,000 miles on the odometer. I thought that was crazy. Now here I am another year later, the car has 23,000 mile on it. I go to get it's NYS inspection and guess what, I'm told that I need new tires again. So $986.00 later my car passed inspection.

This is still a new car. What is GM going to do about this cars excessive tire wear. All the fuel cost savings for this car just went out the window. I still have one year left on the lease and I'm hopping the tires last till I can get rid of this tire eating car.

I have leased cars for over 20 years and have NEVER had to replace tires on any car that went out of lease. Now on this car I had to replace 2 set of tires both with 10,000 miles on them.

I have been a loyal GM customer for many years.

If this is the way GM/Chevy is going to treat it's customers then I want no part in their products ever again.