Geed evening Mazda enthusiasts. Our little girl has her heart set on a 2019 cx-5. Looks pretty good, smells new and has a great sound system, her major points of interest. My question, two tires were replaced about 6k miles ago, and two new ones now with 31k on the odometer. Not a huge differene in wear but I know some AWD's really don't like even a little differene (read her yard ape brothers who have Subaru's). So, learned people, is the difference in wear an issue with the drivetrain and/or is it going to affect handling e.g. tight turns and or just grid the rubber off the tires reducing the life?

Thanks in advance for not bashing me for being a rookie Mazdadite. Just a concerned step dad trying to cover my little girl's best interests. PS anything else I should be watching out for with her getting a cx-5???

 

Thanks

 

Its a good year and model. You can check local shops and have a 100-point inspection performed on it. Should run about 50 bucks. A worthwhile investment to have it done. Ours is actually that plus a little more. Better shops will look for more things they can attempt to charge for repairing. This is a good thing because you can get a more accurate assessment of the vehicle health and condition. If you do get it dome post the info and we can give you a more nonbiased thought about it.

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