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Guys,
Need some help here on tyre choice for my e60 520i
I have 3 choices:
1) michelin primacy 3
2) pirelli cinrurado p7
3) pirelli cinturado p7 blue
What in looking from the tyre in the following order:
1) ride comfort (that silky smooth feeling while driving like the car is barely touching the road)
2) low noise
Any help will be appreciated
Thank you
Need some help here on tyre choice for my e60 520i
I have 3 choices:
1) michelin primacy 3
2) pirelli cinrurado p7
3) pirelli cinturado p7 blue
What in looking from the tyre in the following order:
1) ride comfort (that silky smooth feeling while driving like the car is barely touching the road)
2) low noise
Any help will be appreciated
Thank you
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I have been riding on P7s for two years now and I love them. But my preference is a little different from yours. Handling ( #1 priority ), comfort, then noise. Overall these are the best in handling and comfort. You cant have more of one without loosing something from the other.
I stick with these because I had a flat on one of my rear tires and drove about 14 miles going in excess of 90 mph and never knew I had a flat until I got out of the car for work. That is the best comfort/low noise ever. I do not know about the blue line. Michelin I only use for by bike not cars. I had a bad experience with wet handling on that brand before so I never think about getting those.
I use to put Firehawk Wide Oval Indy 500 on all my cars but since I happened to go with the pirellis P7 I ended up loving those more. Honestly low noise is hard not to achieve in a BMW unless you get the cheapest tires out there. BMW builds there cars to close out road noises more than lets say a Chevy or Chrysler.
I stick with these because I had a flat on one of my rear tires and drove about 14 miles going in excess of 90 mph and never knew I had a flat until I got out of the car for work. That is the best comfort/low noise ever. I do not know about the blue line. Michelin I only use for by bike not cars. I had a bad experience with wet handling on that brand before so I never think about getting those.
I use to put Firehawk Wide Oval Indy 500 on all my cars but since I happened to go with the pirellis P7 I ended up loving those more. Honestly low noise is hard not to achieve in a BMW unless you get the cheapest tires out there. BMW builds there cars to close out road noises more than lets say a Chevy or Chrysler.
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Another vote for P7's. Had them before. Their grip on dry is really good though I find them a bit numb on wet roads. I also recommend the Conti DW tires. They are quite, comfortable with good traction.
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