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Tyres last about a year, so this sounds fine
Yup, same. I bought Schwalbe Marathons a few years ago and haven't needed new tires since. They're kinda heavy and don't ride as nice as other tires, but flats aren't an issue anymore.
Either you bike a lot, or you use very thin tires. I bike occasionally, and I still have the original tires on my bike that I've had since I bought it in 2018, I think.
How do you get your groceries? How do you get to work?
Once per year is pretty typical for folks who use bikes.
For those I typically drive because there's no good way for me to do it by bike. But I also put a few hundred miles on per year biking recreationally on a variety of surfaces.
So, yeah, you basically don't use your bike