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02-12-2006, 08:24 AM
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well i need new tyres on my e60, i have 17" rubnflats on at the moment, where would you go from here, i have no spare but im not sure if getting rid of the runflats will make that much diffrence, can you have non runflats on the back with the original rft on the front, any one know how much the spare wheel and jack etc is
02-12-2006, 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by tonye60' post='238969' date='Feb 12 2006, 05:24 PM
well i need new tyres on my e60, i have 17" rubnflats on at the moment, where would you go from here, i have no spare but im not sure if getting rid of the runflats will make that much diffrence, can you have non runflats on the back with the original rft on the front, any one know how much the spare wheel and jack etc is
Either buy a spare wheel or a tube of tyre-gunge for emergencies...
02-12-2006, 01:06 PM
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My Ride: F11 535i M-Sport,, Silver, Black Leather, LED Adaptive headlights
Model Year: 2015
Engine: N55
Do not under any circumstances mix RFT's and non RFT's.
The handling characteristics are very different and may cause handling problems for you.
Personally I got rid of my RFT bridgestones for Goodyear GS D3's non RFT.
I am much happier with the ride and handling.
Continental SC2's are also a good option.
The handling characteristics are very different and may cause handling problems for you.
Personally I got rid of my RFT bridgestones for Goodyear GS D3's non RFT.
I am much happier with the ride and handling.
Continental SC2's are also a good option.
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