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I possess 26,000 miles and several months remaining on my two-year lease for my 2025 CX-90 PHEV. I examined the tread depth of my tires and found one tire below 4/32" and another at 5/32". The tires are Toyo Open Country. I have never experienced a vehicle that deteriorates tires in such a manner ...

It was completely out of my head, so I'm grateful. On PCP, I would have to pay off the balance in monthly installments rather than the balloon payment; however, with Mercedes, I won't be able to do that.

Can I justify insuring my PCP with the optional cosmetic, alloy, and wheels coverage?

Like I mentioned before, it isn't.

You might see if this website works by entering your chassis number. You can use the OE part number it provides to look for substitutes.

Boomerang DRLs should be reinstated.

It made a difference when I went from 17s to 16s on my SL, and I usually prefer smaller wheels.

Here, I'd prefer to keep it standard: front tires with 225/45/17 and rear tires with 245/40/17.