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Sounds right
That sounds about right for the scheduled maintenance you have skipped.
But I wouldn't pay that, since you are out of warranty in any event, so it no longer matters.
For tires, I have been very pleased with my Cooper Lifeliners. Just be aware that they offer two versions with the same name. I bought the long mileage ones, I think the treadwear rating is 600 or so. The other version is something like 440. The 440's are stickier so they have better traction but shorter life. The 600's also have a lower speed rating, IIRC, because thetire shop tried to talk me out of them in favor of the 440 version.
My wife drives like your typical grandma, so she doesn't need high performance tires. I was PO'd that the originals didn't last 30k miles.
I will warn you that these tires are NOT geared toward enthusiastic cornering, like the OEM's were. They have a fair bit of squirm due to their deep tread, but they break loose with predictability. If you find yourself in a high speed 90 degree turn under moderate braking (yes, I do this pretty regularly), you'll find that they squawl very loudly (onlookers will turn and look) but still grip well and accelerate through the apex with (again) predictability.
Again, I am happy with them, particularly in the rain.
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