Re: 19" or 18" rims? Which tyres?
Tyre performance is not about matching power. It is about you taking a sharp corner at 70 km/h and your wanna have that little more grip around that corner. It is about that traffic light stops when you realise it is red and the asphalt is wet. Best part is - a good set last you longer (wear rate), saves your life possibly and the incremental differences costs the least compare to bodykits, coilovers, BBK, LEDs.......
Difference of $1K for 4 tyres for the above? Worth it !!!
I suggest sticking to stock, if comfort is the main concern. Do NOT change wheels, RFTs, coilovers. Trust me, changing these will make your ride less comfortable than stock.
Then again, some might wanna sacrifice comfort for other performance variables - such as grip, roll, braking distance....... guess your friends will advise against so.
Stick to the safe side. Do NOT mod.
Jetpilot said:Hey guys,
do you think PSS or even CSC5 will be overkilling E90?
I have look at the threads and I must say both are very good tyres.
I believe the traction will be great but for E90 with merely 156bhp, is it overkilling it if used such grippy tyres? For 330 and 335, the PSS and CSC5 fits them perfectly.
What do you reckon?
Tyre performance is not about matching power. It is about you taking a sharp corner at 70 km/h and your wanna have that little more grip around that corner. It is about that traffic light stops when you realise it is red and the asphalt is wet. Best part is - a good set last you longer (wear rate), saves your life possibly and the incremental differences costs the least compare to bodykits, coilovers, BBK, LEDs.......
Difference of $1K for 4 tyres for the above? Worth it !!!
bimmerman said:Gents,
I always avoided 19" rims, as many friends told me the ride would be too hard and uncomfortable.
Any one who recently changed from 18 to 19 have any comments please?
Any Die-Hard 19" proponents? Need to decide very soon.
Looks are not the most important, but from the shops I visited, there are more choices with 19" rims, which seem to suggest the popularity over 18".
Thanks...
I suggest sticking to stock, if comfort is the main concern. Do NOT change wheels, RFTs, coilovers. Trust me, changing these will make your ride less comfortable than stock.
Then again, some might wanna sacrifice comfort for other performance variables - such as grip, roll, braking distance....... guess your friends will advise against so.
Stick to the safe side. Do NOT mod.