Normal tyres on runflat alloys??
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Originally Posted by franky' post='430346' date='May 31 2007, 01:14 PM
Ive got a m sport 535d, with the standard m sport 18 alloys, i was told u cant put normal tyres(non-runflats), on these alloys, these alloys designed for runflat tyres
so is this true?
cheers
so is this true?
cheers
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Any OEM wheel will do for RF's or non RF's.
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Untrue: I have non-rf Continentals on my m-sport 18" 135 wheels.
The car feels like it handles better, the ride is more pliant. Motorway noise is significantly reduced. I carry a couple of cans of tyre-weld in the boot.
At first it seems a bit odd though, you can really feel the softer sidewalls on non-rf tyres when turning, it almost feels like the tyres are underinflated.
Was it a good swap? Yes, I recommend it.
The car feels like it handles better, the ride is more pliant. Motorway noise is significantly reduced. I carry a couple of cans of tyre-weld in the boot.
At first it seems a bit odd though, you can really feel the softer sidewalls on non-rf tyres when turning, it almost feels like the tyres are underinflated.
Was it a good swap? Yes, I recommend it.
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