Best tires for 2009 Subaru Forester?

any tire with the snowflake on mountain symbol will work fine in the snow. get whatever's cheapest. you can use your stock tires as 'summer tires' for now. they aren't great for high performance driving but they are perfectly fine for everyday driving

First of all shop around because Costco in tot the cheapest or best place to buy tires. Also it depends on what kind of driving you do and ho bad your winters are. I personally would not waste money on two sets on tires and wheels unless you race the car in the summer and get long snowy winters with constant snow. I live in Oregon where we get some snow but not a whole lot. My last set of tires was Kumho ASX's which is categorized as a performance all season tire. Great traction in the dry and no problem what so ever in the snow. $420 for a set installed at America's tire but that was a couple years ago so it might be more now. If the Forester still comes with the old RE 92's then they are okay for about 5000 miles but after that they will last but the wet and snow traction is not so good.

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Probably Yokohama but Subaru also use Bridgestone as an OEM supplier on some models. OEM tires do not have wear warranties and are not designed for long wear as this is not a requirement for an OEM manufacturer. OEM tires with 24k on them will look like aftermarket replacements with 40k on them. That is just how it is. Nobody swapped your tires.

In terms of summer tires, you absolutely don't need them unless you want to do some performance oriented driving (ie racing, taking turns aggressively, etc). So i doubt you'd want summer tires.

In terms of winter tires, they're really only necessary if it snows. Otherwise, all season tires are just fine in rain and light snow.

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