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Old 04-21-2005, 02:37 PM
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Well I just bought my first BMW. It's a 87 325 is. Does anyone have recommendations on tires. I live in Michigan. We have bad roads. Any other advice would be appreciated. thanks all.
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Old 04-22-2005, 07:11 AM
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Re: New BMW owner

Welcome to the club, I just joined a couple of weeks ago myself, after getting a '92 325i. As far as tires, I don't think anyone has worse roads than my hometown of Jersey City NJ- he he! I'm about to pick up a set of Kumho ECSTA ASX all seasons, but since I don't have them yet, I cannot comment. The only advice I would have is to try and keep the side profile fairly high if you're worried about potholes, or buy tires with Run Flat technology.
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Old 04-22-2005, 02:08 PM
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Re: New BMW owner

Try www.tirerack.com

There right in Indiana too . . .

I bought a set of Bridgestones . . . speedy service and good tire selection too ! ! !
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Old 04-29-2005, 05:11 PM
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You are going to want to look at getting snow tires as well, I have used Blizzaks for the past 3 years and it makes it possible to actually drive in the snow.
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Re: New BMW owner

i have never run snow tires, nor do i really need to, but i have heard that Hakkapeliitta tires work really well in the snow and ice.

they are made in northern europe and they get lots of snow.

i have also read that run-flats dont handle very well. this is particularly true to the new run flats that BMW has been putting on its newer sedans.
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