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Run Flat Tires
I am looking to buy new summer tires for my '08 3.0i w/sport pkg in Spring, would like to know which RFT has the best all around performance( ride, control, wear etc); Bridgestone, Continental, Michelin or Pirelli.
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check out and see if you like the nitto nt-05's. they're not run flats but cheaper alternative than some on your list and a really good performance tire.
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Interesting, I saw "Run Flat Tires" in the title and my mind completed the phrase with "suck"
![]() Go for non runflats, better for your suspension, ride, and chicks dig them. Everything is true except for that last part.
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Looks like some of you don't realize that you need RFTs on X5s with third row since there is no spare.
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The RFT vs non-RFT debate has literally pages of threads on the topic...
but, 'no spare' is not the deciding factor on whether to run non-RFTs or not, imo.
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If you have 3rd row and no space for a spare - yes it is.
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I read your post with excellent reading comprehension, the first time; my point is one does not have to use RFTs, with no spare, but one may choose to do so.
Not arguing the merits of RFTs vs non-RFTs in terms of handling, etc., but I run our Vette with non-RFTs. It's a choice I make and I don't give it a 2nd thought, even on a 2 month, 13,000 mile road trip, we made this past summer, I did not wring my hands. You can choose RFTs or not, regardless of your "no space". It is up to each, to decide...
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Just going to add my opinion here as I see so many negative comments on RFTs.
I have RFTs on summer and winter wheels. They don't bother me at all and I see no reason to change. |
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There's always AAA or any other similar services if you choose to pass on run flats.
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I don't happen to have a whole day to blow sitting in the middle of nowhere waiting for a tow truck. You folks make it sound like RFTs make the truck ride like you're on a snowmobile. RFTs are fine and definitely serve a purpose.
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