Jap tires not suitable for BMW cars?
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Re: Jap tires not suitable for BMW cars?
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Re: Jap tires not suitable for BMW cars?
Sometimes these vendors/salesman etc forget that people are members of car forums. Who are they bullshitting????
Unless of course, he's betting you ask no one about his twisted theory.
Sometimes these vendors/salesman etc forget that people are members of car forums. Who are they bullshitting????
Unless of course, he's betting you ask no one about his twisted theory.
Re: Jap tires not suitable for BMW cars?
So is Dunlop considered Jap brand? My Sport Maxx is imprinted "Made in Germany". WTF?
So what happened to the F1 cars when Bridgestone became the sole supplier to them from 2008 to 2010 after Michelin quit? Ferrari, Williams, Midland and Super Aguri use Bridgestone. Guess Renault, McLaren, Sauber will suffer if that shop's logic prevails......
So is Dunlop considered Jap brand? My Sport Maxx is imprinted "Made in Germany". WTF?
So what happened to the F1 cars when Bridgestone became the sole supplier to them from 2008 to 2010 after Michelin quit? Ferrari, Williams, Midland and Super Aguri use Bridgestone. Guess Renault, McLaren, Sauber will suffer if that shop's logic prevails......
Re: Jap tires not suitable for BMW cars?
Ah la mak! Jack, i told you that i bluff him SO3s are made in Germany, he believed! Now you pa char lobang!!!
Ah la mak! Jack, i told you that i bluff him SO3s are made in Germany, he believed! Now you pa char lobang!!!
TripleM said:
Falken tyres suitable for BMW cars?
I went to stamford tyres today and saw a nice SSW 19" rim. So asked the guys what tyres are avaliable n they said only sell Falken n Continental. The falkens are 50% the price of contis:screwedu: Has anyone used Falken? Are they good? cant remember the type of tyre but its similar to the Continental SportsConti (err...spelling?). Good on BMW?
I went to stamford tyres today and saw a nice SSW 19" rim. So asked the guys what tyres are avaliable n they said only sell Falken n Continental. The falkens are 50% the price of contis:screwedu: Has anyone used Falken? Are they good? cant remember the type of tyre but its similar to the Continental SportsConti (err...spelling?). Good on BMW?
Re: Jap tires not suitable for BMW cars?
It all depends on what you do with your car and your driving style... e.g. hardcore tracking, occasional tracking, looking for comfort, wet handling etc etc.
There'll be a range in most any brand and I believe many bros here has lots of experience in tyres need. As for me I had tried Yoko ES100, Falken Azenis 512 and now Federal SS595 Racing. Found them alright for my needs except the Falken.. which I used only for 3 months.
They all are performing acceptably on dry and the Falken just didn't make it on the wet..so. The other 2 is more noisy with the Yoko loudest after about 2 months. I find Federal value for $$$ but some other bros find it noisy.
Table down your needs and expectation, In this way, you will probably get a better recommendation from the bros and sista here.
It all depends on what you do with your car and your driving style... e.g. hardcore tracking, occasional tracking, looking for comfort, wet handling etc etc.
There'll be a range in most any brand and I believe many bros here has lots of experience in tyres need. As for me I had tried Yoko ES100, Falken Azenis 512 and now Federal SS595 Racing. Found them alright for my needs except the Falken.. which I used only for 3 months.
They all are performing acceptably on dry and the Falken just didn't make it on the wet..so. The other 2 is more noisy with the Yoko loudest after about 2 months. I find Federal value for $$$ but some other bros find it noisy.
Table down your needs and expectation, In this way, you will probably get a better recommendation from the bros and sista here.
Re: Jap tires not suitable for BMW cars?
that's why.. chee beh.. im going to buy new tyres.. might buy new S-03, i kinda like the feel of the tyres eh .. hee hee..
Rastaman said:- abu then !! :nehnehhh: moreover tyres uneven wear !!
Jack - wah low blow man !! red card for u
that's why.. chee beh.. im going to buy new tyres.. might buy new S-03, i kinda like the feel of the tyres eh .. hee hee..
JuzzforCars
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Re: Jap tires not suitable for BMW cars?
Don't know how come these ppl can come out with such theory of Conti cars must use conti tires. :screwedu:
U sh ask them y is it safer to use back "angmo" tires?:juggle:
Don't know how come these ppl can come out with such theory of Conti cars must use conti tires. :screwedu:
U sh ask them y is it safer to use back "angmo" tires?:juggle:
