michelin PS2
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I am about to order the michelin ps2 for my 06 550 sports package. Are these the correct sizes:
245/40r18
275/35r18
I am sooo tired of the runflats!!!
Going to order from costco.
245/40r18
275/35r18
I am sooo tired of the runflats!!!
Going to order from costco.
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Originally Posted by katheikia' post='365095' date='Dec 8 2006, 04:43 PM
I am about to order the michelin ps2 for my 06 550 sports package. Are these the correct sizes:
245/40r18
275/35r18
I am sooo tired of the runflats!!!
Going to order from costco.
245/40r18
275/35r18
I am sooo tired of the runflats!!!
Going to order from costco.
(I ordered replacements at Costco just this morning)
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Originally Posted by Locksmythe' post='365102' date='Dec 8 2006, 04:57 PM
Yes, those are the standard sizes for that wheel package.
(I ordered replacements at Costco just this morning)
(I ordered replacements at Costco just this morning)
Thanks
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I got a set for my 545 recently from COSTCO for $1335, installed, with road hazard protection, etc. Let us know what your final price is. I orderend them on line and it took a while for them to show up. Be sure to call the instalation center before you go in since the tires can come in separately and the emails they send are not real clear about the order being complete. Mine arrived in three separate deliveries.
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Originally Posted by gwf545' post='365361' date='Dec 9 2006, 08:37 AM
I got a set for my 545 recently from COSTCO for $1335, installed, with road hazard protection, etc. Let us know what your final price is. I orderend them on line and it took a while for them to show up. Be sure to call the instalation center before you go in since the tires can come in separately and the emails they send are not real clear about the order being complete. Mine arrived in three separate deliveries.
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Originally Posted by CA550' post='365375' date='Dec 9 2006, 12:49 PM
What's your opinion on the PS2s now that you're using them? I'm considering pulling the runflats off immediately upon delivery of a 550 and going straight to the PS2. Does the tire pressure monitor still work after the change?
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Just finished ordering them, it came to 1328.48. Looks like they include the road hazard in the price. I went to the warehouse yesterday to check it out and make sure they have the right equipment. They were very professional, and they were installing tires on a massarati, so they should be fine with my car. I had checked tire rack and I couldnt even find the PS2 on there website, plus I think that after you add in road hazzard and install, costco might be cheaper. Cant wait to get them, with the cold weather, the run-flats are unbearable!!!
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RE: Cant wait to get them, with the cold weather, the run-flats are unbearable!!!
I hadn't even thought of cold weather, I'm in southern California and it rarley gets below 40F. They must be awful at 20F! BTW, I finally got a chance to push the PS2's on some twisties yesterday and they were great. Most notably the skittishness of the rear end is definitely gone. The PS2's dont's skip/hop around over rough road while cornering like the RFTs did.
I hadn't even thought of cold weather, I'm in southern California and it rarley gets below 40F. They must be awful at 20F! BTW, I finally got a chance to push the PS2's on some twisties yesterday and they were great. Most notably the skittishness of the rear end is definitely gone. The PS2's dont's skip/hop around over rough road while cornering like the RFTs did.
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Originally Posted by gwf545' post='365655' date='Dec 10 2006, 10:49 AM
RE: Cant wait to get them, with the cold weather, the run-flats are unbearable!!!
I hadn't even thought of cold weather, I'm in southern California and it rarley gets below 40F. They must be awful at 20F! BTW, I finally got a chance to push the PS2's on some twisties yesterday and they were great. Most notably the skittishness of the rear end is definitely gone. The PS2's dont's skip/hop around over rough road while cornering like the RFTs did.
I hadn't even thought of cold weather, I'm in southern California and it rarley gets below 40F. They must be awful at 20F! BTW, I finally got a chance to push the PS2's on some twisties yesterday and they were great. Most notably the skittishness of the rear end is definitely gone. The PS2's dont's skip/hop around over rough road while cornering like the RFTs did.
Yea in the cold weather they become like blocks of ice..and your right about the runflats skipping and hopping over bumps, I havent been able to drive this car they way its meant to be driven because of this...I think its going to be like getting a new car!!!
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