No RFT choices?

fidozoom · 09-05-2007, 11:48 PM

I am looking to replace the stock RFTs on my 335i sedan (sports package) and I want something all season. I can't find a single tire that meets that criteria online including tire rack!

Anybody have any clues? btw, I am not looking to get into the RFT vs. Non-RFT argument. My preference is for the former.

Thanks in advance!

Ray · 09-06-2007, 01:58 AM

You did your research already so you already know this:

From what I recall, The only makes that offer RFTs in the sizes you need are either Bridgestone (RE050A) or Pirelli (PZero RFT). Unfortunatly neither are all season.

The 225/40 and 255/35 sizes are normally reserved for sports cars (especially the rear size), therefore, most manufactures will create them in high performance models.

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Ray Member 313 Rep 22,825 Posts Drives: three series Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: sfCA iTrader: (0)	You did your research already so you already know this: From what I recall, The only makes that offer RFTs in the sizes you need are either Bridgestone (RE050A) or Pirelli (PZero RFT). Unfortunatly neither are all season. The 225/40 and 255/35 sizes are normally reserved for sports cars (especially the rear size), therefore, most manufactures will create them in high performance models.
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