If you have RFT issues ... worry no more

Did that a while back and it's been great ever since.

Bridgestone RFT :thumbsdown:

Michelin PS2 RFT :thumbsup:
 
Do we know if the Pilot Sport 3 wil have a ZP version? PS2 ZP's seem hard to come by.
 
mason storm said:
what do they cost? also do they have the rim protectors that the Bridgestones have?
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best I found were bestbuytyres for the rears - £242 each for the rears which my local watling tyres price matched.

Granted they aint cheap but the bridgestone's were a similar price actually :D
 
So ... roughly double the price of a normal set of tyres ...
 
kipperonabike said:
Yeah, I'm still swaying towards the Falkens for around £400ish. Rim protection is an issue I believe though?
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There isn't a pronounced lip like the bridgestones have but the tyre does protect the rim pretty well...

I have mine on Michelin's for approaching 2.5 years and the wheels were new with the first set... still unmarked :D
 
pvr said:
So ... roughly double the price of a normal set of tyres ...
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yes, I did not say they were cheap. But they are now a similar price the run shite bridgestones, and IMO worth every penny.

You pays your money and makes your choice - life would be boring if we were all sheep :D
 
gannet said:
pvr said:
So ... roughly double the price of a normal set of tyres ...
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yes, I did not say they were cheap. But they are now a similar price the run shite bridgestones, and IMO worth every penny.

You pays your money and makes your choice - life would be boring if we were all sheep :D
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Just buy an M, problem sorted :P
 
pvr said:
gannet said:
pvr said:
So ... roughly double the price of a normal set of tyres ...
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yes, I did not say they were cheap. But they are now a similar price the run shite bridgestones, and IMO worth every penny.

You pays your money and makes your choice - life would be boring if we were all sheep :D
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Just buy an M, problem sorted :P
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I think tyres are cheaper than M's :evil:
 
Rolf, I'm confused....when I was looking at tires a while back I couldn't find any Michelins to fit our 19" rims ...perhaps I clicked "non_rfts". ??
 
Just as a matter of interest has anybody tried the Yokohama Advan Sport V103S Zero Pressure System, always liked Yokohama tyres, they are quite sticky, but give acceptable life.

As I have 17" rims they are £127.00 a piece, that said the 255/35/R18 are only £147 but not sure if these are RFT
 
gannet said:
mason storm said:
what do they cost? also do they have the rim protectors that the Bridgestones have?
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best I found were bestbuytyres for the rears - £242 each for the rears which my local watling tyres price matched.

Granted they aint cheap but the bridgestone's were a similar price actually :D
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Wow run flats are so expensive!!!!!!!!

I had falkens on my 2.5 SE but I did manage to kerb one of the wheels when I was a bit careless once as the tyre offered no rim protection :(

Would the rim protection on the bridgestones actually prevent me kerbing at parking speeds? Has anyone found they actually work?
 
kipperonabike said:
:worshipbmw:
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Just wait till your rear wheels crack, then you be playing music (using your cracked rear wheels as drums) :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Just visit Watchdog UK .... Google "UK Watchdog cracked 19 inch wheels" you will get my meaning :)
 
mcbeee said:
Rolf, I'm confused....when I was looking at tires a while back I couldn't find any Michelins to fit our 19" rims ...perhaps I clicked "non_rfts". ??
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I will never ever go back to RFT ........ sorry to confuse you, just found the 2 pix so great :)
 
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