I need to change my tyres from the Continental Run Flats now, my wife has had enough of the bumps and snatchy steering and I must say I am looking forward to not wincing every time I see a bump in the road ahead!
Thinking about either:
Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 2 in 215/45/17 (but should it be max weight 545kg or 615kg - and why is the higher cheaper )
Hankook Ventus V12 Evo K110 88W XL 205/45/17 or 215/45/17
Anyone got a picture of how the 215 tyres look compared to 205?
[quote=creedR56;3838265]I need to change my tyres from the Continental Run Flats now, my wife has had enough of the bumps and snatchy steering and I must say I am looking forward to not wincing every time I see a bump in the road ahead!
above thats the same way i feel when my mrs is driving . then we found out that there was impact damage to the n/s/f suspention damaged
Anyone got a picture of how the 215 tyres look compared to 205?
going for 215/45/w17
toyo r888s only in the summer and in the winter i will put eagle f1s on for her or yokohamas
I have recently had on my Cooper 'S' on the front, Goodyear Eagle run-flats.
I had Dunlop run-flats before. As Dunlop are no longer supplying these, I had to get the above tyres.
I'm running the stock Bridgestone potenza Non-runflats (205 40 17) on my 2010 R56 cooper s. I have to say - I like them. They're not as sticky as the huge michelins ps2s I had on my 3.0 Z3, but the mini handles really well on these bridgestones and they're wearing well too.
I am looking to replace my run flats with a set of non run flats. I have an MCS with the Flamo Spoke alloys. Does anyone know what tyre sizes can be used with these rims?
I read somewhere that it is restricted to the original 205/45, but have seen no evidence to back this up. Anyone tried different tyre sizes with these rims?
I'm using Yokohama A539 on my JCW with 17 pro race wheels.
I'm in Mallorca where it is normaly dry and I'm running quite a lot of power, grip is great! Tyre wear is too early to tell, driven once in wet and it was ok! Get rid of them run flats , car feels soooo much better without them. The only other tyre I would have gone for would have been the R888 but they have a lot less useable tread from new and they did not do the exact size as standard( police here have guns! They are very keen originality)
Hope it helps!
Thanks caveman. I was just a little concerned because I had read that the flame spokes (as compared to the s spokes for example) were more limited as to what size of tyre they would take...
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