Nail in rear tire, can it be patched? (photo)
08-17-2011, 01:33 AM
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My Ride: 2004 545i, 6-speed Manual, Silver Grey Metallic, Grey Dakota Leather, Cold Weather Pkg, Premium Sound Pkg, Sport Pkg, Lumbar Support
You'll prob notice a difference in handling since sidewall stiffness of RFT differs from normal. If you had non-RFT on front and RFT on back, I'll bet you had a little twitchy feel on cornering...just guessing.
08-17-2011, 06:27 AM
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My Ride: 04' 545i, Sport Package, Black, Active Xenon, ARS, Aux Input
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This is exactly why I dumped my Potenza RFT's and went with the Conti DWS's... 4 of those are just over two RFT's cost wise... I had replaced one RFT and then got another puncture and said screw it! I would change and not think twice! I waited one tire puncture too long...
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