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Can't find Snow tires for my X5 (E70 with Sport)
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Many posts about that on this forum. Suggest searching. I have E70 with Sport and, after looking at the limited options for run-flat, went with the BMW OEM winter wheel package. There were only two options on tirerack.com, at the time, and they didn't work out much cheaper than buying BMW's package. If you're prepared to give up on run-flats for winter, you have more choices.
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Definitey ok with no run flats, but didnt even see an option for that or not on tirerack.com. Am I missing something there? We just need them for winter skiing as we dont get snow in the city, but are on the slopes a lot. Would prefer not having to get a new set of rims.
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We have plenty of the Dunlop Grandtrek's (non run flat) at $ 192 each (plus shipping) !
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Aren't those a Winter Performance tire as opposed to a Snow/Ice Tire?
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Low profile tires are almost always "performance" oriented with good ice traction but limited "deep" snow capability compared to the snow/ice or "studless" snow tires.
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Are low profile tires the only ones that will fit on my X5 then? Just wondering why I can't find a 255 wide snow tire for my 19" wheel.
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