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My lease is coming to an end. Can the lessor charge me for new tires?

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My lease is coming to an end. Can the lessor charge me for new tires?

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Under many leasing contracts, the tires are required to have at least 4/32″ of tread remaining at the end of the lease. In Qubec, any requirement beyond normal wear is void under the Consumer Protection Act. Here are some things to keep mind: 3 years / 60 000 km lease: You may make it all the way through with the original tires. 3 years / 72 000 km, 4 years / 80 000km, 4 years / 96 000km: You most likely will not make it on the original tires. We suggest you buy winter tires right away and benefit from the added safety they provide in winter. When you turn in the vehicle, the original all season tires should have some life left in them. If you need tires at the end of your lease, do what used car dealers do: buy a set of good used tires.

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