Best Tires for the Mazda CX30

Tires are mostly fine, although I expected more from them. They came pre installed with the car and I'd say that although I did not have any major problem, they are not suited for my driving style. Handling in dry is fine and have sporty feeling but in wet could be much better, specially at the end of life, moment in which the front tires (car is FWD) started to lose a little bit of grip and started to "squawk" even at lower speeds.

For me, the worst is the comfort and noise. I have the feeling that they are too rigid and let vibrations come to the body of the car. For instance, in other car I had Goodyear Efficientgrip installed and they were way better. Now I decided to install Falken ZE320 and they are more adapted to my preferences.

Tires are clearly made to last long, good grip with mild and hot temperatures, but at low temperatures it was bad, so be careful when wet and cold.
Tires were a bit stiff, but silent the first half of their lifespan, then became a bit noisy.
Anyhow, a decent tire.

These tires serve as my daily drivers on a Mazda CX-30, replacing the factory Toyo Proxes R56. The tread compound is vastly more durable and delivers significantly better grip, which is particularly noticeable on cold, wet mornings. Performance-wise, the rear-end slip that the Toyos used to suffer from when accelerating out of a dead stop into a corner is completely gone. On top of that, they inspire much more confidence and a greater sense of safety under sudden, hard braking.