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No, if this tire truly had only 9000 miles on it, you either had a defective tires (how are the others?) or you have a suspension/alignment issue (based on how the tire wear looks).
Better find out which before you do this deal again. Expensive and dangerous, no?
BTW-you should have your tires rotated AND inspected every 5K miles. This will insure maximum tread life and maximum life span (your life span).
You may want to try a set of Yokohama's which are a bit more affordable and a good tire to boot.
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Rich Belloff
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