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Hey there i need 2 rear tires for my 330ci (245/17's) and my sister needs a set of four tires for her 325i, what would you guys recommend?
Yup, made by bridgestone. They are on the expensive side, I think for my 18's they were 180 a tire but I really forget :dunno:iluvbimmers said:so-3's is bridgestone right? How much is each one.
cls1000 said:i like my sumitomo treads. they are cheap, i paid not too much over $100 per tire for my 235/40/18 that i just put on my rears last year, and they last about 20k miles (that's about what's on my fronts with decent tread left) and i just changed out my rears. but like i said, they are really inexpensive and i still pulled a 1.03g i think it was according to my passport ripping around this cloverleaf where i live, so they stick really well too......the SO3 are terrible in my opinion. they are sticky, sure, but they don't last for sh!t. my dad has them on his s2000, they run about 4500 miles on those cars and they are shot. no way in hell you will get 10K out of those, that would be dreamin.......my dad isn't exactly a spirited driver you know.....just my O2.
therealm3 said:Dude, I think you dad needs to check his alignment settings. Cause I have about 8k miles on my S03's as well as 6 track days and they are just getting close to the wear bars. I figure they would have lasted 15k without the track days. Yeah they are pricey, but the performance is awesome. wet or dry. The only street tire that will give them a run for their money is maybe the new michelin pilot. I have heard some decent reviews on them so we'll see. If you want cheap, the Yoko ES100's are decent handling. I have them on the other car and they ride well. S03 is deffinetly better though.
iluvbimmers said:post piks of ur 89 m3 ASAP!!!!!!!![]()
cls1000 said:lol, well your pretty damn lucky then. talking with many others on S2Ki that's pretty normal for those tires on those cars. i have a guy with an S that comes into my store as well running SO3's. we were talking about the wear on those and he get's 5K max out of his too. now the SO2 will last longer i imagine. the tires wear evenly, so it's no alignment or inflation issue, they just don't seem to last.......they are fun to drive on though. i like how when heated they pick up all the little stones off the road, you can hear them tinging in the wheel wells. reminds me of driving my 5.0 on the street with the M/T slicks on :eeps:
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