My wife racked up 40k mi. on this thing already! Mohave’s look pretty decent. Made in UK I believe. We’ll see how they do. I inspected the brake pads and had them inflate the spare to proper psi. 225/55R18 All Weather tires were $626.96 OTD.
Just had some Mohave CUV tires installed on our ‘22 Crosstrek
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I dislike tires that has a lot of designs on the sidewalls. Makes cleaning and putting tire black on it a pain.
How do you like them so far? As I type this I’m 50:50 on buying these tires for our Explorer. We have winter tires for the cold season, the Mohave’s would just be for 3-seasons.
You’re right though, especially when they have a tone of little lines on em. I hate those ones
Yeah the next set I was considering were like another $200+ for brand name. I figure it’s not like we’re road racing or climbing mountains with thing lol! Mostly just commuting to see her patients. Although we will take it to Tahoe a couple times for sure during the winter.
Look good! Too bad we don’t have them in the US.
I think they’ll be good for the price and their purpose. Also, nice their warranty is by Discount Tire/America’s Tire.
We do have them! I’m in Rocklin California. Any Discount Tire store should be able to get them
Good luck with new tires, never heard of them.
I still don’t understand why Subaru thinks it’s necessary to stick 30+ pounds of unsprung weight per corner with rims that are an acquired taste at best. If they went back to the “minimalist” rims of the 00’s they could trim 60+ lbs off the car and unsprung weight!
I still don’t understand why Subaru thinks it’s necessary to stick 30+ pounds of unsprung weight per corner with rims that are an acquired taste at best. If they went back to the “minimalist” rims of the 00’s they could trim 60+ lbs off the car and unsprung weight!
trying to make out the DOT codes 
2723?trying to make out the DOT codes
They call it all-weather, but I don't see a 3PMSF logo next to the M+S designation
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2nd picture, at the bottom, looks like M+S. Also looks like "made in Mexico" on the left side, but hard to make out.
Wheel designs which I dislike send me to a bad place.
I can't believe people go for them...no, wait....I can't believe customers haven't communicated their collective rejection of the weight and expense of such shoddy "art".
Or....do people who aren't of BITOGers' practical, tasteful ilk, actually like them?
All I can see is showroom bling designed to awaken fatigued car shoppers.
Sidewall designs come and go. Those are particularly busy.
Best of luck with your new tires.
The cynic in me wonders if the lines are part of a plot to make it harder to notice if there is dry-rotting going on.
They look like good all season tires, but I don't see enough sipes or slush clearing tread pattern to be get the snow tire rating? Do you need the snow tire rating to avoid chaining up on some roads in the mountains in the winter?
