Seal AWD service at 30k

AssistanceSad3748 | 2026-01-27 23:22 | 3 views

Just had my Seal serviced for the first time. Required new rear tyres. It’s the full ev version so it has a lot of power. I have this weird error sometimes where all safety systems shutdown but let’s not get into that just yet. Because of this my rear wheels sometimes spin fast when I drive over a speed bump. My front tyres had 3.6mm profile. The rear had 1.6mm. My question is: Is a tyre change (rear) normal after 30k on the clock or might this be related to my cars issue? I know there are a lot of factors that might apply so I’m mostly wondering if I’m the only one or if there’s lots of you out there with a change at that point.

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SexyDraenei 2026-01-28 00:21

I just went and checked and my RWD Seal is at 1.8 on the rears and 3.5 on the fronts after 37700km

Psychlonuclear 2026-01-28 00:23

Even in 2wd if you're spinning wheels off a speed bump you're pushing way too hard than you need to.

darknessz15 2026-01-28 13:15

I think on average Seal AWD stock tires last about 30,000 km, though this depends on your driving style and road conditions. Mine is almost EOL at just 16,000 km because I drive spiritedly, but just last week I’ve seen others swap theirs at 50,000 km with plenty of treads left on all tires!

[deleted] 2026-01-28 16:44

After one summer season and 16 000 km the Continental EcoContact 6 doesn't have a lot of profile, but enough for a front to rear / rear to front swap and second season (which will be the last for them), so yeah - the profile / thread disappear quite fast. However i really like the Continental tyres, great grip.

flamespit4 2026-01-28 17:06

RWD, had new tyres fitted after first service a week ago. Only 17k on the odo. Definitely a lot of tyre wear if you drive anywhere spiritly.

AssistanceSad3748 2026-01-28 17:29

It’s only happening when the systems are off and it’s wet outside. But I get your point.

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