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      12-14-2013, 01:11 PM   #1
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Can someone review my TireRack order before I place it?

First time buying a set of tires/wheels...

I have a 2009 328i e93, which I believe has the sport package (I have the 18" sport wheels/paddle shifter/etc).

I read through several other threads on here, and most seem to be focused on the 335's break clearing 17" wheels, but I didn't see much about a 328's brakes. Is there a difference?

This is my shopping cart so far.



Is there anything I might have any issues with?

Thanks!
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First time buying a set of tires/wheels...

I have a 2009 328i e93, which I believe has the sport package (I have the 18" sport wheels/paddle shifter/etc).

I read through several other threads on here, and most seem to be focused on the 335's break clearing 17" wheels, but I didn't see much about a 328's brakes. Is there a difference?

This is my shopping cart so far.



Is there anything I might have any issues with?

Thanks!
Ya, you could go with non-runflats and it would lighten your financial load.

Many of us on this forum have transitioned to non-RFT for various reasons, but for me, it was ride comfort and better handling.

Ultimately, you need to make that decision. Everything else looks fine.
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you should be fine with that setup. i like the idea of Run Flats in the winter as i wouldnt want to be stranded in the winter on the side of the road during a blizzard. the tires are an excellent choice. I have them on both my E90 and F10.
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Thanks guys!

About the Run-Flats.. I plan on getting non-RFTs, when it comes time to replace my non-winter tires. But as wdeerfield said.. Being stranded in the cold is no fun. Either waiting for AAA or putting in a spare yourself is no fun in the middle of the winter. I'll pay the few extra bucks and suffer the rougher ride in the winter
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Thanks guys!

About the Run-Flats.. I plan on getting non-RFTs, when it comes time to replace my non-winter tires. But as wdeerfield said.. Being stranded in the cold is no fun. Either waiting for AAA or putting in a spare yourself is no fun in the middle of the winter. I'll pay the few extra bucks and suffer the rougher ride in the winter
I have the same tires/spec on now and they are excellent. RFT in winter is an ok compromise since it is a much softer rubber. Good choice!
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