Good luck. You should be able to find some with all those out there that can't wait to get rid of their RFTs

I like my RFTs...

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2008 X5 4.8i | Wheels: Summer> style 336 20" RFT; Winter> style 214 Ferric Grey 20" RFT | Aero kit | ESS E-Flash tune | V1 | LCI Rear Tail Lights | Coding completed | Engine replaced at 90K

I have a brand new set (still wrapped in original cover) of bridgestones, the stock BMW spec tires. I am in Buffalo if you are close. I believe I paid 1300$ for the set, make me a fair offer if interested.

Thanks brian5. The run flats are great as long as you stay off the bumpy roads which tend to rattle the truck. I have not tried non run flat tires on the truck. Is it really that big of a difference?

Cheers.

I'm not the authority on this as I've only had run flats (summer & winter) in 18" and 20" sizes on my X5 I am sure that, based on what everyone says, that I would have a smoother, more comfortable ride if I didn't have run flats.

I am more interested in keeping the handling stock and being able to take advantage of my sports suspension. I love driving hard on winding roads; this SUV does that better than any other SUV and most cars that I've driven. It even feels better than the 328i loaner, which I had last week, that I took that on a little joy-ride to see what I thought of it.

I hear you. The X5 with 20 rims and tires stick to the road very nicely. I have been a BMW owner for over 10 years so I am sold - especially with the Runflats. Drive safe.