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Do I have a non "runflat" option for 21" 128 Wheels?
Hi,
My UK based 4.8 is running on 285x35x21" Dunlop Runflat tyres on the front and 325x30x21" on the rear. I seem to be unable to find ANY alternative to my original tyres. !! Is this correct as I would dearly like to move to conventional tyres? By the way . the Dunlops at the front are quoted at nearly £500 per tyre! |
No other alternatives at the moment. Just the Dunlops RTF.
Hope Bridgestone comes out with some less expensive alternatives soon. Btw, how many miles did you get on your tires before needing to replace them? |
For non-RFT, check out Vredestein sessanta.
Excellent dry and wet tires. I would say better than any tires i owned incl. Z-rated performance Dunlop or Micheline. Also check tirerack.com for reference on sizing... |
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Dunlop offers these tires in NON-runflat aswell (exact the same size and tread pattern). I know for sure, since I have these on my car :)
Ride is MUCH better, but they tend to wear faster. Price was a bit lower than the runflat versions. |
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On my 128’s I went for at the rear Dunlop SP9000 325/30R21 instead of the Sport Maxx. Only discernable difference is the treat pattern. At the front I went with Dunlop Sport Maxx MFS 285/35R21. Both are non-RFT and they do make a difference to the comfort & perceived road grip. Total price for 4 new tyres fitted £1100. |
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Please let me know as I must buy 2 fronts in the next few days!!! |
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