The tires i used for my Xv1 225/55/R17 size before

1st: Pirelli Scorpion Verde
2nd: Nexen RU1
3rd: Falken Wildpeak AT

All the above are SUV rated tires

If want Toyo, they got 1 tire range for MPV/Crossover - TRANPATH MPZ
Got seen few member using it.

https://www.hankooktire.com/my/en/tire/vent...5&fr=55&inch=17

In website already clearly stated for passenger car. VP4 is not SUV tire at first, SUV tire got better side wall protection (double layer) & overall built. If you always like to hit pot holes, bump at high speed and go thru bad road condition selecting a proper SUV tire can reduce the chance of damaging it.

If you always drive in city with good road condition, you can just go any tires you like.

This post has been edited by littlefire: Feb 14 2024, 03:13 PM

The solution is simple, every 10k (during service) rotate the tires and do alignment you will have all 4 tire balance in wear.

You can ask for tire turing or shaving.
If other 3 tires still new you can still gamble with 1pcs replacement.
Besides that, most local CKD Subaru also got spare tire to use.
For short term should be no issue.

https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/tires/...es-a4235415952/

FYI, modern 2WD rides with Vehicle Stability Control/ABS also need proper tire condition as tire size & wear will impact the braking performance. Dont believe, go read your car manual book. I personally read Toyota Corolla Cross manual book before and it also mentioned about it under 6-3. Do-it-yourself maintenance. Under tire session.

Do not mix tires of different makes, models or tread patterns.
Also, do not mix tires of remarkably different treadwear.

Most feedback only need to replace at least 2pcs for FWD per axle, that will be good for those older vehicle with not much safety features. Even 1pcs replacement is not a good idea for modern FWD rides nowadays.

1.6mm still very less, if you did not align & rotate the tires one or 2 round confirm will over the limit. If you follow as per manual book, most will also tell you to rotate & allgn the tires every 10k.

This post has been edited by littlefire: Feb 22 2024, 02:45 PM

FYI Subaru AWD tires' tread depth difference for all 4 within 2/32~3/32 = 1.6mm~2.38mm.

Not sure where you get more stringent in term of treat difference allowance.

This post has been edited by littlefire: Feb 22 2024, 02:46 PM

You will need to check between the old and new tires. As i mentioned before if the other 3 are quite new the difference not much you can replace 1pcs. But if other 3 already worn down quite a lot, replacing a new 1 with wide difference will damage or wear the AWD differential and also impact ABS/VSC safety features.