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Been there. How did they perish?
Bad rubber? Time always defeats miles.
Wear? Keeping them properly inflated will make the biggest difference on wear, especially for low mileage. Ask me how I know.
Not sure I've seen anything low mileage friendly TBH. My take is you want good tyres when driving and that tyres are consumables. Buy the best driving tyres you can afford, not the best sitting around tyres. You gotta buy them anyway.
Aroogah
@Howard
I need a new set of tyres.
The car doesn't do a huge amount of miles. The current set perished before they'd worn at 17,000.
Are there any makes / types of tyre that can better tolerate a 'relaxed' mileage schedule?