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Because I'd rather get full use out of them rather than put usable tread to waste early
I don't do donuts. That sort of thing is very uncouth!
I don't do donuts. That sort of thing is very uncouth!
Does anybody have experience with Nankang ns2r tyres? Are they good value for how they perform?
Thanks.
If you're doing dry track days and want some cheap track day orientated tyres for another set of alloys they are good value for money for the performance they give. For an everyday car in everyday conditions - I wouldn't ever consider them.
Does anybody have experience with Nankang ns2r tyres? Are they good value for how they perform?
Thanks.
Had both rear tyres replaced about 2 weeks ago. Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3's. They only lasted 10 months, covered less than 10,000 miles. I mean they grip well, but that's some serious wear!!
Being the idiot I am I've put the exact same ones on again, hopefully might last a bit longer this time or I'll be looking to move back to Vredesteins.
Anyone?What tyres would you guys recommend for an F11 520d? I'd prefer to get away from runflats if possible. I had ContiSport Contact 5s on my A3 and was very impressed.
I believe the tyre size is 245/45/18.
I didn't know if they would be as suitable for a car like the F11. My A3 is a vastly different car. Does the F11 need reinforced sidewalls or are standard tyres fine?Why not more of those if you were impressed by them? Or their successor?
The car/handbook & any decent tyre fitter will tell you what rating the tyres need to be.
Contis are great tyres for grip & performance, but they are made of cheese and wear extremely quickly in my experience. I've used only Michelin for the past 6 years and I find they last MUCH longer and perform just as well. Michelin is almost always the OEM fit for BMW as well.
Michelin is almost always the OEM fit for BMW as well
In which case I stand corrected. Maybe I should say that all of the BMW's I have considered / looked at of late use Michelin as the OEM fit.No it's not. It sometimes is but nothing like almost always. It's probably the least used of the major brands.
I've had Michelin PS4's on my A3 for just over a year now, covered over 20k miles and I have swapped the fronts to the rear as the fronts reached 4mm. Currently now on approx 5mm and 3mm front and rear having done about 24k, so really very impressed with wear. They grip very well too, wet and dry. My commute is partially on twisty b-roads to they get pushed often.
Was just looking at these very same tyres for my Golf GTI, need a set thats' gonna last me.