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X5 Sport Package 20inch Tires Replacements
The original Dunlop 20 inch tires on my 2012 X5 lasted about 11.5k miles so it needs to be replaced. I would like to get a little more mileage from my next set of tires and less road noise.
I have been reading the forums and the reviews of different tires, it seems that these are the most popular as repalcements for the expensive Dunlops. The Continentals being non runflats and the Bridgestones with runflats. 1. Continental ExtremeContact DWS 2. Bridgestone Dueler H/P Sport RFT I have the tire warranty from BMW, but the service advisor measured the remaining tread and said it did not qualify under the warranty program. I also read that to keep the warranty the RFT set up is required for repalcements, not sure how true this is. 1. Should I keep the RFT tire set up or choose the Continentals since those tires seem to be pretty highly rated in terms of road noise and harshness of ride quality. 2. Has anyone replaced their original factory tires with the Bridgestones, and what are the pros/cons of these specific tires? 3. Any other runflat tires that are recommended. Thanks for the replies in advance. |
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My 20" Dunlops lasted about 15,000 miles and just replaced them with non RFT Bridgestones for half the price. They are smoother but not by much. Don't really think they are any quiter. Also bought a run flat spare to put in the back which for wheel (BMW) and tire ran almost $450. Feel a lot safer now since 2 of my RFT Dunlops caught nails, were non repairable and I had to wait 2-3 days for replacements.
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I have the Dunlop 20"s with about 17K miles on them with about 50% tread left. I also have the Tire Protection plan---yes, to keep it void you have to run the BMW recommended OEMs for that size--which are the Bridgestone's and Dunlop's. I also have the 3rd Row Seat which means no spare which means I can only go RFT. I will get the Bridgestone's when these are done since they are lower cost and higher tread life rating (about 30% better).
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2008 X5 4.8 Jet Black/Black Nevada/Dark Burl Walnut Adaptive Drive Premium Pack Tech Pack Climate Pack Sport Pack 20" Wheel Option Premium Sound Sirius Satellite Rear DVD Entertainment Multi-Contour Seats Comfort Access 3rd Row Seat Heated Front Seats Running Boards 3M VentureShield Paint Protection Film |
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FYI--here it is in writing--has to be BMW OEMs:
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2008 X5 4.8 Jet Black/Black Nevada/Dark Burl Walnut Adaptive Drive Premium Pack Tech Pack Climate Pack Sport Pack 20" Wheel Option Premium Sound Sirius Satellite Rear DVD Entertainment Multi-Contour Seats Comfort Access 3rd Row Seat Heated Front Seats Running Boards 3M VentureShield Paint Protection Film |
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I just put the DWS's on my X5, they are much quiter and ride incredibly better than the RF's they replaced. They are wearing great and I couldn't be happier.
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