Tyres options for Z4, not runflats
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I changed over a year ago to F1's, never looked back.
Better grip in the dry and especially in the wet. Reduces tramlining and the harsh ride. Oh and the tyres are also much cheaper. Can't see why not to fit them. I carry two cans of that puncture repair foam stuff. Also got a spare wheel and tyre in the garage that I can use if needbe.
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Better grip in the dry and especially in the wet. Reduces tramlining and the harsh ride. Oh and the tyres are also much cheaper. Can't see why not to fit them. I carry two cans of that puncture repair foam stuff. Also got a spare wheel and tyre in the garage that I can use if needbe.
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^ what he said. Did the same thing a couple of months ago and moved over from the Bridgestone Potenza's to the Goodyear F1's and it's like a whole new experience! You don't get that trepidation and uncertainy in the feel that you get from the runflats, the F1's make the car feel more sure-footed and yes it grips a whole lot better.Go for it!

The F1 and the T1R both have great reviews (see below).
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Goodyear/Eagle-F...
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Toyo/T1R.htm
If you fancy something even gripper and have deep pockets try the Michelin Pilot Sport. Will probably last a bit longer too.
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Goodyear/Eagle-F...
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Toyo/T1R.htm
If you fancy something even gripper and have deep pockets try the Michelin Pilot Sport. Will probably last a bit longer too.
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