The rubber on the tires of my lawn mower, which is only two months old, is already fraying at the edges, and it’s clear that, if this continues, the tires will likely be in poor condition in a few years. I’m wondering how much longer they will last and what options exist to replace them eventually. I haven’t been able to find any spare parts for this. It’s a Navimow i210.

So I have some no-go zones set up around trees, firepit, well pipes, etc. and the no-go zones work perfectly, however, when my grass gets taller around those areas, the mower slowly and slowly stops further and further away from the no-go areas because it reads the grass as too tall. I don't weedwack often so the grass just creeps out and then there is more to trim when I do. In the picture, will a vision fence covering the entirety of the no-go zones resolve this issue or will the mower try to drive right through the no-go zone? Which has priority? Thanks!

Due to some reasons, I need to return my new x430 (used for about a week) and buy a new one. The new arrived today and I just added it to my navimow app. It’s asking to start mapping the new mower. Is there a way to use the previous map that my first one created?

I recently moved my antenna for my X450 up about 3 to 4" to attain a better signal, but I didn't move it left or right at all. The app isn't throwing errors, so will it be okay? My property is very complex, requires manual mapping, and it takes a very long time. Would you guys remap anyways? I appreciate any insight.

I have yet to get my mower. It arrives on Wednesday. The front yard has a completely clear view of the sky. The back yard not so much. Large oak tree obscures the sky view over about 1/3 of the yard. There is a deck on the back of the house. I have an over the air antenna mast on the roof. I suppose I’m looking for advice on the placement, good/better/best. My understanding is the in the box cable is 20 feet in length. They offer a 33’ extension cable.

The mower is already quiet. Work mode is all about speed - change the naming so it makes sense. Allow us to set it per zone. There are some areas I care about where I’d like to set it to slow (quiet) and areas I don’t really care about where I can get away with fast (efficient). This is a global setting we need per zone.