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Tires MRF or OEM Subaru

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OEM Subaru › Tires
nostradumbass7544678
  • Grip:
Rating 5.0

Over the last 2200 miles (3540km) since I put my snows on, I've averaged 26.4mpg, or 8.9l/100km. At least half of those miles are in decent storms. I don't know how people get such horrible mileage in these cars- mine gets better than any previous Subaru I've owned, while going a hell of a lot faster.

Pros: better than previous Subaru
Cons: horrible mileage for others
Vehicle: Subaru
Mileage: 3540 km
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OEM Subaru › Tires
netsecofsith
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Rating 4.0

Well I have a 24 Limited with the 20s and live 2 miles up a dirt road. The tires are fine to me. I have an outback and tundra with 18s and don't notice much difference.

Pros: tires are fine
Cons: dust pools in door wells
Vehicle: Subaru
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MRF › Tires
Budget-Relief6467
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Rating 3.0

We had a similar situation with kia ev. The left front tyre at night got punctured (sharp cut, we suspect it was due to impact of the pothole) due to a massive pothole in National highway that was invisible at night. The tyre went flat in 5 seconds.

Vehicle: Kia
Mileage: 10000 km
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MRF › Tires
Additional-Tap-5795
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Rating 3.0

Last week I got a flat tyre on my back from the office and found that this tyre on my 2-month-old Suzuki Fronx (Aug 2025 model) is no more usable. Found a chipped off thread grip on the driver's side tyre, which resulted in low pressure. Due to driving at that pressure, the side liner developed cracks, losing its pressure holding capacity. Commonly, it is a clear case of prolonged low-pressure driving. However, in my case, since the tyre always looked low on pressure, I made sure to check the tyre pressure at every gas station while refueling. Now I am running on a spare tyre and wondering if I should go for the same tyre (MRF Wanderer 195/60 R16) or another brand.

Pros: tyre looked low on pressure
Cons: chipped off thread grip, side liner cracks
Vehicle: Suzuki
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OEM Subaru › Tires
Dbl_Helix
  • Grip:
Rating 1.0

The fucking console rattles like a mother fucker. The stock tires are pieces of shit. The clutch pedal will make noise when it is cold because they used shitty spot welds on the pedal assembly. The ac compressor will probably fail within 50k miles.

Cons: console rattles, stock tires shit
Vehicle: Subaru
Mileage: 80467 km
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MRF › Tires
pumba350
  • Grip:
Rating 1.0

I'll steer clear of mrf. You have much better options out there. Their wet grip is horrible

Pros: better options out there
Cons: wet grip is horrible
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MRF › Tires
jimmyrhodes378
Rating 0.5

MRF is worst had same issue. They have lot's and lots of criteria my tyre had tread but still got rejected saying tyre had puncture. So can't replace it.

Cons: worst quality, warranty rejected
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Which tires to choose — MRF or OEM Subaru?

If choosing tires across many manufacturers, check the part ranking. If your choice is down to two brands, the PartReview part comparisons help.

We compare tires across these categories:

Comparison of tires MRF and OEM Subaru
  1. PR Score.
  2. Overall ranking.
  3. Vote balance.
  4. Average rating.
  5. Number of reviews.
  6. Feature ratings.
  7. Car owners’ choice.

Which tires are better — OEM Subaru or MRF?

In March 2026 on PartReview, tires OEM Subaru were overall better than MRF.

  1. MRF received a PR Score of 49 out of 100, and OEM Subaru scored 90 points.
  2. MRF ranked 66 in the overall ranking, and OEM Subaru ranked 36.
  3. The average rating is higher for OEM Subaru (4.3) than for MRF (2.7).
  4. Tires OEM Subaru have better feature ratings than MRF:
    • Ride comfort - owners believe, that this property for OEM Subaru is better than MRF.
    • Grip - drivers claim, that this property for OEM Subaru is outperforms MRF.
    • Noise - reviews suggest, that this property for MRF is preferred to OEM Subaru.

Which tires are more popular — MRF or OEM Subaru?

Tires MRF and OEM Subaru were equally popular according to data in March 2026.

By vote balance, tires OEM Subaru surpassed MRF:

  • For MRF, the ratio of positive (82) to negative (85) votes is -3 votes.
  • For OEM Subaru, the ratio of positive (54) to negative (6) votes is 48 votes.

By number of reviews, tires MRF surpassed OEM Subaru:

  • For tires MRF there are 53 reviews: 22 positive, 8 neutral, 23 negative.
  • For tires OEM Subaru there are 20 reviews: 18 positive, 0 neutral, 2 negative.

Which tires do car owners prefer — MRF or OEM Subaru?

In March 2026, according to PartReview, tires MRF and OEM Subaru have not taken top places in car-specific ratings. You can help by adding your review about these manufacturers.

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