Mazda CX30 Tires

I wanted a set of Continental DWS06+ but it didn't come in quite the right size for my car so I went with the LX25 instead. For reference I live in MA but regularly venture further north in New England for skiing. My thoughts on the LX25 - pretty good, heaps better than the stock Turanzas that came with the car. Grip loss on packed snow feels smooth and predictable, not snappy like the stock tires. I've been able to floor it out of snowbanks on the couple of occasions I've needed to. Of course these will never be as good in snow as dedicated winter tires but I feel safe and confident when driving at a reasonable speed with these, something I can't really vouch for with the stock tires. No complaints on dry and rain performance, ride is comfy and quiet and I've never lost traction in either scenario.

Lifetime: used for 56.000 km and remaining tread depth was about 3mm
Grip on dry and wet: no problem in general, on 186 HP and harder acceleration from standstill the tire slips a bit. In the wet same. On normal driving no problems on dry, on heavy rain.
Grip on snow: drove in heavy snowing with the road complete covered by snow and I was able to drive with 50..60 kmh. Climbed steper road covered by a bit of snow with no problem. Maneuvering in parkings where snow was about 5 cm or more with no problem.

tires have only 40k miles on them and are worn to the point that I have to replace them. Tires came from the dealer on a new Mazda CX30.

all ok

I have these on a Mazda CX-30 that I use as a commuter car, and I have these on the car for 8-9 months a year. Grip is fine in the dry and wet. The road noise is pretty bad. Very noticeable when driving on anything other than brand new asphalt.

By far the worst tire I had in the wet, borderline dangerous. Driving comfort average at best. On dry it grips really well, but man, in the wet, oh my. Had them on new CX 30, changed them immediately for all season Continental AllSeasonContact 2. Huge difference in wet grip, and in comfort. I can recommend these Bridgestones only for someone living and driving in an area where you don't get much rain.

This tire came with my 2023 Mazda CX 30. The tire has precise steering specially on dry roads. It can take turns around corner with minimal understeer and easily steer car back in a straight line with ease. However, on wet driving, there is a slight increase in understeer and have to let off the accelerator to minimize understeer around corners. Noise is more noticeable when speed is increased on highway driving and a noticeable humming on smooth asphalt road and more grumbling on a slight rough road surface. Hydroplaning is noticeable at speed of 50 mph on a rain downpour as the rear end with slight fishtailing. Bump are felt harshly even on shallow plate holes on the road and was concern that it may damage the tire sidewall but luckily did not have that problem. So, try to avoid potholes, even shallow ones, as there is a higher risk of tire puncture. I cannot comment on how it handles in cold, snowy weather as I live in sunny Florida. The tires has seen 11,000 miles on it and have notices also that there is an increased in road noise. Apparently as tire aged, more road noise is present. Will I repurchase this tire again? Most likely not. There are better tires with much better performance, less road noise, comfortable ride and better treadwear.

An all-season tire with overall good performance on all condition except propably summer dry braking which without being moderate, it could perform better. It wears quickly, if not quicker than other all season tires surely a lot quicker than summer tires. The tread after 40K has a lot of chips at least in Greece climate. In this diameter I would consider Yokohama Geolandar CV 4S which seems more durable

Car came with Bridgestone fitted tires, I’ve driven on them for 3 years /30k miles on motorways, B roads etc , very long journeys through UK and Europe.

When I bought the car UK had a massive amount of snow it handled the snow decently

Wet handling was superb confirmed by v good handling on very difficult wet weather where I couldn’t feel any loss of grip like I felt on different type of tires albeit on a diferent car.

Dry Handling good nothing to write home about which I presume might be a positive.

Breaking good
Sound proofing average
Comfort average
Fuel consumption v average
Wear very good compared to my previous car ( Volvo S80D5) had Toyo tires that needed changing every 10-15k or so ..

Very good longevity as I hit 60k km and tires looks nearly new, good rolling resistance, very good dry handling, only decent wet performance but keep in mind very low aquaplaning capabilities. With cold weather in wet conditions they become nearly dangerous, so not the ideal tire for winter. I would not buy them again as comfort is poor, car feels too rigid, on non perfect tarmac they are simply noisy.

Excellent all round tire for fall & winter. Handles all conditions competently. I find all "snows" a bit noisier than "all seasons". These Toyos are the same. Good for fuel efficiency and handle very well. Price is also excellent, making it a best-buy IMO.