New Tire Prices for 545 Sports Package
06-30-2005, 03:38 PM
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My Ride: 2004 BMW 545i, Olivin Green, w/Sports Package, basic stereo, chrome wheels, tinted windows, Bluetooth enabled with Moto V710 (Verizon), Sirius Sat Radio (aftermarket), Auxiliary Input for Ipod.
I'm looking at replacing my well worn Dunlops and trying to figure out what's which tire gets the most bang for the $$$.
At BMW of San Diego I was quoted:
Dunlop RF's - $315 for front, $366 for rear
Bridgestone, Potenza RE050 RF: $320 for front, $466 for rear (not a typo)
+ $100 for installing 4 tires, balancing, etc
I could go with Costco Michelin Piolt Sport2: $257 for front, $306 for rear (price includes installation)
or
Pirell P Rosso Zero from Discount Tires: $1500 out the door
Total Cost Difference:
Dunlop: $1462 + $100+ tax
Bridgestone: $1572 + $100+ tax
Michelin Pilot Sport2: $1126 + tax
Pirelli: $1500 + tax
Question: Do you think the price difference worth it? What would you do?
At BMW of San Diego I was quoted:
Dunlop RF's - $315 for front, $366 for rear
Bridgestone, Potenza RE050 RF: $320 for front, $466 for rear (not a typo)
+ $100 for installing 4 tires, balancing, etc
I could go with Costco Michelin Piolt Sport2: $257 for front, $306 for rear (price includes installation)
or
Pirell P Rosso Zero from Discount Tires: $1500 out the door
Total Cost Difference:
Dunlop: $1462 + $100+ tax
Bridgestone: $1572 + $100+ tax
Michelin Pilot Sport2: $1126 + tax
Pirelli: $1500 + tax
Question: Do you think the price difference worth it? What would you do?
06-30-2005, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by teriyaki88' date='Jun 30 2005, 05:38 PM
I'm looking at replacing my well worn Dunlops and trying to figure out what's which tire gets the most bang for the $$$.
At BMW of San Diego I was quoted:
Dunlop RF's - $315 for front, $366 for rear
Bridgestone, Potenza RE050 RF: $320 for front, $466 for rear (not a typo)
+ $100 for installing 4 tires, balancing, etc
I could go with Costco Michelin Piolt Sport2: $257 for front, $306 for rear (price includes installation)
or
Pirell P Rosso Zero from Discount Tires: $1500 out the door
Total Cost Difference:
Dunlop: $1462 + $100+ tax
Bridgestone: $1572 + $100+ tax
Michelin Pilot Sport2: $1126 + tax
Pirelli: $1500 + tax
Question:? Do you think the price difference worth it?? What would you do?
At BMW of San Diego I was quoted:
Dunlop RF's - $315 for front, $366 for rear
Bridgestone, Potenza RE050 RF: $320 for front, $466 for rear (not a typo)
+ $100 for installing 4 tires, balancing, etc
I could go with Costco Michelin Piolt Sport2: $257 for front, $306 for rear (price includes installation)
or
Pirell P Rosso Zero from Discount Tires: $1500 out the door
Total Cost Difference:
Dunlop: $1462 + $100+ tax
Bridgestone: $1572 + $100+ tax
Michelin Pilot Sport2: $1126 + tax
Pirelli: $1500 + tax
Question:? Do you think the price difference worth it?? What would you do?
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I have PS2 for the fronts. Very comfortable and good handling.
Still have Dunlop RF for rears. I will replace them with PS2 when they are out.
06-30-2005, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by teriyaki88' date='Jun 30 2005, 05:38 PM
I'm looking at replacing my well worn Dunlops and trying to figure out what's which tire gets the most bang for the $$$.
At BMW of San Diego I was quoted:
Dunlop RF's - $315 for front, $366 for rear
Bridgestone, Potenza RE050 RF: $320 for front, $466 for rear (not a typo)
+ $100 for installing 4 tires, balancing, etc
I could go with Costco Michelin Piolt Sport2: $257 for front, $306 for rear (price includes installation)
or
Pirell P Rosso Zero from Discount Tires: $1500 out the door
Total Cost Difference:
Dunlop: $1462 + $100+ tax
Bridgestone: $1572 + $100+ tax
Michelin Pilot Sport2: $1126 + tax
Pirelli: $1500 + tax
Question:? Do you think the price difference worth it?? What would you do?
At BMW of San Diego I was quoted:
Dunlop RF's - $315 for front, $366 for rear
Bridgestone, Potenza RE050 RF: $320 for front, $466 for rear (not a typo)
+ $100 for installing 4 tires, balancing, etc
I could go with Costco Michelin Piolt Sport2: $257 for front, $306 for rear (price includes installation)
or
Pirell P Rosso Zero from Discount Tires: $1500 out the door
Total Cost Difference:
Dunlop: $1462 + $100+ tax
Bridgestone: $1572 + $100+ tax
Michelin Pilot Sport2: $1126 + tax
Pirelli: $1500 + tax
Question:? Do you think the price difference worth it?? What would you do?
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Tire Rack
Bridgestone Potenza RE050A
(Max Performance Summer)
Sidewall Style: Blackwall
Size: 275/35WR19
RunFlat
Serv. Desc: 96W
Price: $360
Estimated Availability: In Stock
Road Hazard Program $172.80 total with four tire purchase
Bridgestone Potenza RE050A
(Max Performance Summer)
06-30-2005, 05:29 PM
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My suggestion is stay away from Michelin. I have replaced two PS2's due to sidewall giving out. Each time attributed to "driver error". Funny, isn't this the same problem Michelin had at the US Grand Prix with sidewalls failing, and the PS2 just happens to be promoted by Michelin as using F1 technology. Too much coincidence.
Enough of my soap box. The PS2 is by far the best handling and riding performance tire I have owned and the treadlife if also good. Problem is the sidewalls cannot keep up with the tread.
I am going back to Bridgestone S03 PP.
Enough of my soap box. The PS2 is by far the best handling and riding performance tire I have owned and the treadlife if also good. Problem is the sidewalls cannot keep up with the tread.
I am going back to Bridgestone S03 PP.
07-01-2005, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by teriyaki88' date='Jun 30 2005, 05:38 PM
I'm looking at replacing my well worn Dunlops and trying to figure out what's which tire gets the most bang for the $$$.
At BMW of San Diego I was quoted:
Dunlop RF's - $315 for front, $366 for rear
Bridgestone, Potenza RE050 RF: $320 for front, $466 for rear (not a typo)
+ $100 for installing 4 tires, balancing, etc
I could go with Costco Michelin Piolt Sport2: $257 for front, $306 for rear (price includes installation)
or
Pirell P Rosso Zero from Discount Tires: $1500 out the door
Total Cost Difference:
Dunlop: $1462 + $100+ tax
Bridgestone: $1572 + $100+ tax
Michelin Pilot Sport2: $1126 + tax
Pirelli: $1500 + tax
Question:? Do you think the price difference worth it?? What would you do?
At BMW of San Diego I was quoted:
Dunlop RF's - $315 for front, $366 for rear
Bridgestone, Potenza RE050 RF: $320 for front, $466 for rear (not a typo)
+ $100 for installing 4 tires, balancing, etc
I could go with Costco Michelin Piolt Sport2: $257 for front, $306 for rear (price includes installation)
or
Pirell P Rosso Zero from Discount Tires: $1500 out the door
Total Cost Difference:
Dunlop: $1462 + $100+ tax
Bridgestone: $1572 + $100+ tax
Michelin Pilot Sport2: $1126 + tax
Pirelli: $1500 + tax
Question:? Do you think the price difference worth it?? What would you do?
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07-01-2005, 06:35 PM
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My Ride: 2005 545i 6spd sport, nav, cwp,sirius,logic 7. on order 128 wheels non run flat tires.
Originally Posted by cas' date='Jul 1 2005, 08:33 PM
[quote name='teriyaki88' date='Jun 30 2005, 05:38 PM']I'm looking at replacing my well worn Dunlops and trying to figure out what's which tire gets the most bang for the $$$.
At BMW of San Diego I was quoted:
Dunlop RF's - $315 for front, $366 for rear
Bridgestone, Potenza RE050 RF: $320 for front, $466 for rear (not a typo)
+ $100 for installing 4 tires, balancing, etc
I could go with Costco Michelin Piolt Sport2: $257 for front, $306 for rear (price includes installation)
or
Pirell P Rosso Zero from Discount Tires: $1500 out the door
Total Cost Difference:
Dunlop: $1462 + $100+ tax
Bridgestone: $1572 + $100+ tax
Michelin Pilot Sport2: $1126 + tax
Pirelli: $1500 + tax
Question:? Do you think the price difference worth it?? What would you do?
At BMW of San Diego I was quoted:
Dunlop RF's - $315 for front, $366 for rear
Bridgestone, Potenza RE050 RF: $320 for front, $466 for rear (not a typo)
+ $100 for installing 4 tires, balancing, etc
I could go with Costco Michelin Piolt Sport2: $257 for front, $306 for rear (price includes installation)
or
Pirell P Rosso Zero from Discount Tires: $1500 out the door
Total Cost Difference:
Dunlop: $1462 + $100+ tax
Bridgestone: $1572 + $100+ tax
Michelin Pilot Sport2: $1126 + tax
Pirelli: $1500 + tax
Question:? Do you think the price difference worth it?? What would you do?
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[/quote]I HAVE BRIDGESTONE POTENZA 750 19" just fine from tire rack. much cheaper,
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