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You can fit them on the P235/50R18 size, but the staggered ones that you have are not compatible.
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Where did you get the michelin x-ice, I am also looking for a set 235/55/17.
you can pm the pricing and where you get from if not convenience to post on the forum. cheers Quote:
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I have been running Dunlop WinterSport M2 tires on the X3. This is the second year, but I used them on a E320 4Matic wagon for 5 years and ML320 for 2 years. These tires rock on snow and dry pavement.
They give up a little snow/ice traction compared to Q rated winters, but I have mostly dry roads in winter where I live. I have also used Bridgestone Blizzak LM-22 on a BMW 325i. There were great also.
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We do not have real snow here in Aus but I still run Nokian WR G2 235/55R17XL for Winter and Pirelli Scorpions for summer. ie two sets of factory 17inch rims (one set from eBay and well priced). I expect the Nokians to last a long time as they only get 3 months service per year.
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