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      09-22-2006, 06:25 PM   #15
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Drives: E90 335i M-Sport N55 6SP Nov10
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If you haven’t already done so, I suggest checking the pressures – all fitters seem to put 2.0 bar in all tyres regardless.

Was your car supplied with Continentals form the factory? I did not know they were BMW approved for 18"? I've only seen Bridgestone’s and Michelin’s on 18’s.

As to why they replaced all four - were they trying to avoid mixing tyres for different manufactures?

These run-flats are a whole new ball game!


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Originally Posted by thebigman
I had all four 18” Continentals replaced a week ago (after just 15k miles) after spotting a nail in one of the rears. Quite why the front tyres where replaced as-well is anyone’s guess – anyway the tram-lining on the new rubber is appalling. Has anyone else experienced this on fresh rubber?

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