Help! I need new tires
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My Ride: 2004 545i,silver grey metalic, sport/premium package,nav,pdc,chrome style 121,logic7 sound
I have the Dunlop runflats now. Replace with runflats or non-runflats? What tire do you all recomend? The runflats are pricey.
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I think they are all pricey. I replaced my run flats with Michelin PS2's. They were expensive, but they don't make as much noise as the run flats. Also the ride is smoother, I like them and would not go back to the run flats.
I think they are all pricey. I replaced my run flats with Michelin PS2's. They were expensive, but they don't make as much noise as the run flats. Also the ride is smoother, I like them and would not go back to the run flats.
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Originally Posted by juan2mini' post='310917' date='Jul 14 2006, 04:13 PM
nixter:
I think they are all pricey. I replaced my run flats with Michelin PS2's. They were expensive, but they don't make as much noise as the run flats. Also the ride is smoother, I like them and would not go back to the run flats.
I think they are all pricey. I replaced my run flats with Michelin PS2's. They were expensive, but they don't make as much noise as the run flats. Also the ride is smoother, I like them and would not go back to the run flats.
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nixter;
I would agree, $1,1195 is a good deal. At less than $300 a tire OTD you are getting a better price than I did ($344). I also hit a pothole, blew a tire and bent the rim. Almost $800 for the rim($434) and tire, that was an expensive ski trip.
I would agree, $1,1195 is a good deal. At less than $300 a tire OTD you are getting a better price than I did ($344). I also hit a pothole, blew a tire and bent the rim. Almost $800 for the rim($434) and tire, that was an expensive ski trip.
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Originally Posted by TexaZ3' post='312059' date='Jul 17 2006, 08:37 PM
Has anyone tried Goodyear Eagle F1 or Dunlop Maxx tires on E60? Just curions.
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I'm currently running Goodyear NCT5 RFTs - they aren't bad, but not great. They seem very hard-wearing though. Came with the car.
My next tyres will either be Michelin PS2s (had these on my old car, great tyre) or possibly Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3s. I'm staying away from Continental, the SportContact M3s on my old E46 were total crap.
Shi
My next tyres will either be Michelin PS2s (had these on my old car, great tyre) or possibly Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3s. I'm staying away from Continental, the SportContact M3s on my old E46 were total crap.
Shi
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Originally Posted by nixter' post='310926' date='Jul 14 2006, 06:41 PM
Thanks, I just got off the phone from calling around for tires. I can get a the ps-2's for $1195.00 OTD. I think that's a pretty good price.