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oh crap another tyre thread

eoingaffney · 2009-03-20 20:13:41

Hi all, Im somewhat retarded when it comes to searching the web, can anyone please tell me what the recommended tyre is for a 2006 318i, currently there are 205/55/r16 continental's on it, should i stick with or are there any other reasonable tyre makes i can use, are falkien any good?

20-03-2009 8:13pm

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eoingaffney

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Hi all,
Im somewhat retarded when it comes to searching the web, can anyone please tell me what the recommended tyre is for a 2006 318i, currently there are 205/55/r16 continental's on it, should i stick with or are there any other reasonable tyre makes i can use, are falkien any good?

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#2 20-03-2009 8:34pm

Mycroft H

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Just get a continental/goodyer/hancook/dunlop/michelen of the same size thats on it at the minute......

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#3 20-03-2009 8:35pm

Stevie Dakota

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The Contis are good, why not just search for the cheapest place to get them.

Hard to beat these guys...

www.camskill.co.uk

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#4 21-03-2009 12:12am

Anan1

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Don't mix tyres on the same axle, ideally don't mix tyres on the car at all.

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#5 21-03-2009 12:27am

EPM

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Bloody run-flats...just put the same on again if you're happy with them. As SD said go with camskill for prices. Maybe try pricing some local suppliers against them. You never know...

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