Camskill mate. That's without the discount offer as well. Hope that helps.
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Oh yeah, forgot about Camskill but they don't offer fitting afaik. Which adds to the cost.
Yukky.
I'm an advocate for All Seasons I'd go either good years or michelin's and they're cheap in your size anyway. All seasons on anything but an absolute sports car.
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Never heard of them, had to Google. Origin in Singapore but could just be a Chinese brand.
I would swap all 4 if possible and take 15% off KwikFit discount. Or take the Bridgestone ones for £84.99 from Costco if you have the membership. Just noticed Michelin Crossclimate 3 on Costco too. For roughly £360 you will have the full set of CC3s. Cracking deal imo.
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Other way round - best tyres should go on the rearSo I have rubbish on currently
Thank you for the suggestions
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On the road, oversteer is a LOT worse than understeer so you want to put your best tyres on the rear.
I was warned about these 22"s but it's barely been a month and it looks like I'm ******, doesn't it? 
I'm just going to get a set of smaller winter wheels and put them on even though it's still relatively warm. Sod replacing these summer for only a few more weeks
I'm just going to get a set of smaller winter wheels and put them on even though it's still relatively warm. Sod replacing these summer for only a few more weeks
99% sure I know which one, but I think I've hit it in my i3S and didn't have any issues. Incredibly frustrating as I've tried to be very careful as 315/30R22 are not hideously expensive and the car's only done 8,500 miles
I hope the difference between a new left rear and the old right rear isn't enough to **** up the xDrive.
Tempted to downsize to 20" summer wheels as well; these are stupid. I don't even need to ask if it needs replacing, do I?
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Just ordered CC3S for the i4.
Was going to downsize alloys but couldn't find 858M in a square setup without buying 4 individual alloys.
Hopefully they don't look stretched - I've seen quite a few CC3S looking stretched on alloys with the alloy poking out.
Was going to downsize alloys but couldn't find 858M in a square setup without buying 4 individual alloys.
Hopefully they don't look stretched - I've seen quite a few CC3S looking stretched on alloys with the alloy poking out.
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Going to give the new Goodyear Vector AS4 a shot on my polestar2, £650 for all 4 changed, they scored high in the current tests placing 1st in a few reviews for AllSeason tyres, if anyone wants a very good 5mm+ set of Michelin primacy 4 (245/45/19) give me a shout.
Solution to tyrewall bulge:
4x very lightly used (a few very light scratches on 2 wheels) 740M with brand new (week 31 2026) Goodyear UltraGrip Performance 3s (top rated recently on tyrereviews) for half the price BMW wanted for a set of 4 with some crappy run-flat winters.
I'll figure out what to do with the 22s in the spring. If i like the 740Ms, I might just get another set and sell the 22s as the ride isn't great and spending £300 every time I hit a bump in the road will bankrupt me.
4x very lightly used (a few very light scratches on 2 wheels) 740M with brand new (week 31 2026) Goodyear UltraGrip Performance 3s (top rated recently on tyrereviews) for half the price BMW wanted for a set of 4 with some crappy run-flat winters.
I'll figure out what to do with the 22s in the spring. If i like the 740Ms, I might just get another set and sell the 22s as the ride isn't great and spending £300 every time I hit a bump in the road will bankrupt me.
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