Replacing OEM Run Flat tires on my 545i
09-24-2006, 01:30 PM
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I need a new set of tires and will most likely go with non run flat tires. Either Eagle F1 or PS2's.
Is the handeling of the car better or worse on non run flat tires?
Is there any reason not to do this?
Thanks
Sean
Is the handeling of the car better or worse on non run flat tires?
Is there any reason not to do this?
Thanks
Sean
09-24-2006, 05:43 PM
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Don't know if the handling is any better, but it's definitely more comfortable (vs. Bridgestones) and quieter (vs. Dunlops). I have the PS2s and like them 
. Others may have experience with GY Eagles. I'd definitely recommend the switch.
. Others may have experience with GY Eagles. I'd definitely recommend the switch.
09-25-2006, 12:56 AM
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My Ride: 2006 535d MSport ; Retired at 110,000 miles
October 2010: 2010 535d MSport; Space Grey/Black Dakota, Adaptive Xenons, High Beam assistant, Prof. Nav, Voice Control,SAT, Adaptive Drive, Powered boot, Comfort Access, Climate Comfort W/Screen, Surround View, Side/Rear Sunblinds, Comfort Seats, HUD, Active Cruise, TV, Prof Loudspeaker, Night Vision, Lane Change warning, 4-Zone A/C, split rear seats, Speed Limit Display
Non runflats will transform your car; better ride, better handling , quieter, longer life......
I've tried the PS2s and PZero rossos, both very good, personally though the Pirelli's were slightly better handling, especially in the wet.
I've tried the PS2s and PZero rossos, both very good, personally though the Pirelli's were slightly better handling, especially in the wet.
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