Tramllining issue with Michelin PS2s
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My Ride: 2007 530i, white/black manual, sports package, nav, PDC, etc.
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It turns out that Michelin is going to replace the tires under warranty. They're covering the mounting and balancing costs and allowing me to deal locally (avoiding Tire Rack shipping costs). Kudos to Michelin. All I have to pay is the cost differential (if any) in the replacement tire.
So, given the situation, I'm wondering about the new Pilot Super Sports. I'm told they replaced (and hopefully improved upon) the PS2s. Any thoughts/comments about these tires?
If not Super Sports, I want to stay in the Michelin family.
So, given the situation, I'm wondering about the new Pilot Super Sports. I'm told they replaced (and hopefully improved upon) the PS2s. Any thoughts/comments about these tires?
If not Super Sports, I want to stay in the Michelin family.
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My Ride: F11 535i M-Sport,, Silver, Black Leather, LED Adaptive headlights
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The new super sports look good, lots of BMW input into the development as well.
Supposed to be a VERY good dry weather tyre, should suit your location well.
Supposed to be a VERY good dry weather tyre, should suit your location well.
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