Just had the first set of new tires put on my 2012 Mitzy

[beespeckled]

Les Schwab installed, they had to be special ordered, were pricey, but are the Dunlop Ensave. Original tires still had good tread but were cracking around the rims.

Ride seems smoother and firmer. Will be interesting to see if range changes.

My Mitzy was a new purchase in 2014. Still love driving her.

 

[Don]

I also replaced my sets of tires because of age - They were maybe less than half worn. They recommend replacing passenger tires every 7 years, but if your car lives outside exposed to the sun and weather, you might need to do it a little more often

Don

 

[tedcloak]

My 2012 still has original tires, I think. I've had trouble finding replacements. Where did you get yours?

 

[TobyGadd]

I bought mine from the dealer this spring. Once every year (and maybe more often?), they have a decent tire sale. I found out about the sale on the main Mitsubishi website.

 

[JoeS]

Here's a recent post that shows many options -

http://myimiev.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=3785&start=50#p42917

Last week I couldn't get the Vredesteins so bought the Continentals for the front. The OEM Dunlop EnaSaves are not worth the $$ IMO, as hypermiling makes up for the very rare occasions that LRR efficiency is needed.

 

[jray3]

Y'all prompted me to do a market survey again, and for a set of 4 EnaSaves, current installed at the dealer price is $708
Shipped from TIreRack, but not installed would set me back $771
Picked up but not installed at my local TRW Wholesale (on a pro account) would cost $637

The dealership is by far the best deal if I were to buy the good ones today.