[Marc_Cos]

Had a 2015 M5 and compared to my F90 it felt much more planted and had a better road feel. Im running stock pressure that's in the manual but it feels like the ride is a little rubbery if that makes sense. Like it wants to wander a bit. Doesn't have the same road feel of my prior car. Had P zeros on '15 and also have P zeros from the factory on my current F90. Haven't played with pressure at all but maybe its too high. Thoughts?

[limeypride]

Originally Posted by Marc_Cos

Had a 2015 M5 and compared to my F90 it felt much more planted and had a better road feel. Im running stock pressure that's in the manual but it feels like the ride is a little rubbery if that makes sense. Like it wants to wander a bit. Doesn't have the same road feel of my prior car. Had P zeros on '15 and also have P zeros from the factory on my current F90. Haven't played with pressure at all but maybe its too high. Thoughts?

I had 3 x F10 M5s and I can't say the same. I threw out my Pirellis immediately and replaced them with Pilot Supersports (295R and 285F). You can actually tell the car what your tires are--this is new--and it'll then make temperature-aware pressure recommendations which I now follow.

[marcvtec]

Originally Posted by Marc_Cos

Had a 2015 M5 and compared to my F90 it felt much more planted and had a better road feel. Im running stock pressure that's in the manual but it feels like the ride is a little rubbery if that makes sense. Like it wants to wander a bit. Doesn't have the same road feel of my prior car. Had P zeros on '15 and also have P zeros from the factory on my current F90. Haven't played with pressure at all but maybe its too high. Thoughts?

Its that AWD system. you get used to it. It wonders a bit left and right.(tires are wide too )