I've noticed now (my car has about 5800 miles on it) that my slip light seems to be turning on alot more lately when taking a right turn on an intersection at 30-40mph. I don't recall this being a problem before, but it seems to be occuring much more frequently. Mind you, this is without a drop of water on the road too.

 

Tires change a lot as the rubber hardens.........6,000 mile tires are not brand new.
It only gets worse as tires reach mid life. Tread depth is not necessarily the indicator of a tires life especially in warmish climates. Worse in Arizona/Florida.

 

I have those tires, my car is now at 13k, no problems here. Right turn at 30-40 mph is what your problem is, not the tires!

 

I noticed going to my mom's place that I took that turn at 15-20 and my slip light turned on. Granted, I'm close to my rotation @ 7500.. but still

 

Okay, 15-20 sounds better, LOL! I bet it's not your tires at all, I would bet there is an issue with your slip light or the system, I have never had my slip light come, other than when you first start the car!

 

Has that been a common issue? I don't think I'm taking the turn too fast or anything and it will turn on.. interestingly.. a left turn it doesn't do it..

 

I've had it on wet roads, but that is to be expected, especially when the road is only partially wet.

 

Oh, I don't know if it has been or not, but remember a right turn is usually a lot sharper that a left, since you do have to go into the first lane, LOL, but at 30-40 mph, you may be hitting the curb on the opposite side of the road, just kidding!