New Tyres

playitfunky · 02-13-2010, 06:35 PM

Ok - so i'm down to 3mm on the back - time to change fairly soon. I want to keep to run flats, so, what recommendations? From posts on here I think the choice will be:

Bridgestone 3rd Gen
Michelin PS2 (are they run flat?)
Dunlop SP1
Any others?

MOB · 02-15-2010, 10:42 AM

I've only ever used Bridgestone 2nd Gen or Michelin PS2 ZP runflats.

The Michelins are far far better IMO, for grip and comfort

moff · 02-16-2010, 02:33 AM

I have got the Dunlop RFT's on the rear now instead of the Bridgestones.

More grip, but I think they tramline a little more on uneven, bumpy cambered roads.

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moff Colonel 1363 Rep 2,495 Posts Drives: X4M Competition Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Nottingham GB iTrader: (0)	I have got the Dunlop RFT's on the rear now instead of the Bridgestones. More grip, but I think they tramline a little more on uneven, bumpy cambered roads. __________________ Arrived! 2022 X4M Competition, SPY + Black Merino Gone: 2019 X3M Competition, Toronto Red, Adelaide Grey.
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