Tyres for 350i V8
Discussion
It is probable that this has been asked a few times. However the one I have bought has 205x55x15 on it, needs two back ones now but will be putting it off the road come end of October. Is it worth buying them now or waiting until spring. Some thought seems to be why buy and leave standing all winter. Is this the right tyre size or what. Front ones have loads of tread but as the car has not done a lot of miles in the past few years possibly they need changed as well.
Any thoughts as to the best combination and advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
Deke
Any thoughts as to the best combination and advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
Deke
adam quantrill said:
Whatever you chose to buy my advice is to just keep an eye on prices over the winter because sometimes they have sales with 30-40% off. Then mail order them when you spot a baaargin and have them fitted in the spring.
Yep, keep them wrappen in bin bags so that they're out of the sunlight.adam quantrill said:
Yes original is 205/60/15 but decent rubber has been harder to get so 205/55/15's are near enough and give more choice of the good stuff - I have used them myself but mainly on the fronts where the small diameter change doesn't affect the speedo.
+1 you can get a much nicer tyre in 205/55 like http://www.mytyres.co.uk/cgi-bin/rshop.pl?s_p=Brid... and better steering response/feel.Hi all
Thanks for all responses, it has the Potenza all round at moment. According to National tyres it should be 205x60x15 but will probably just go for the 205x55x15 to get a better choice. Price shown looks good however as I live North East of Scotland we get hammered for delivery so will try and source them locally
Thanks Again
Deke
Thanks for all responses, it has the Potenza all round at moment. According to National tyres it should be 205x60x15 but will probably just go for the 205x55x15 to get a better choice. Price shown looks good however as I live North East of Scotland we get hammered for delivery so will try and source them locally
Thanks Again
Deke
350zwelgje said:
Was looking into this and was considering falken ze914 and vredestein sportrac3 for V-rated 205/60R15.
Upgraded to 16 inch (OZ pluton) with vredestein and keep the bridgestone re720 on the 15inch alloys for the time being.
Rob
For the rear, sidewalls on Vredestein are too stiff, on interesting roads anywayUpgraded to 16 inch (OZ pluton) with vredestein and keep the bridgestone re720 on the 15inch alloys for the time being.
Rob
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