Michelin PS Sport vs Hankook
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I have the v12's on my M5 and my 530i sport quiet comfortable tire no vibration half the price of pilot sports... ITS A NO BRAINER... If you aren't tracking the car then don't spend a dollar more than hankook v12's.
otherwise go for the Pilot sports or RS3's
otherwise go for the Pilot sports or RS3's
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+1. I'm on my second set of V12s (first set lasted 30K miles). They/re quite and comfortable; it really is a No Brainer as skunkd have said
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