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Originally Posted by Romer
Just ordered a set of these 3rd Gen RFTs Potenza RE60AS tires, 225/45/17. It will take a few days for Discount Tire to get them. $859 installed, balanced and tax out the door. Looking forward to the improved ride
On my last Z4 (2003) I ditched the RFT's and went with Micheline Pilots. Great improvment in ride. I did carry a spare which consumed the trunk because I don't want to be anywhere I will get stuck ( I carry spare parts in my Land Cruiser, even a CV axle)
I read tons of reviews and the fact that I do get the benefit of the RFT, along with the ride of a non RFT in an All Season tire is what appeals to me. I'll post up my observations. I need to be able to drive in the winter when it's cold, and when there is light snow. Any significant snow fall and I will drive the Land Cruiser. The 35" inch TOYO MT's handle deep snow extremely well  |
How have these been for you over the past few months? I'm going to have to change out my oems due to cold weather this year (snuck through with a warm winter last year). Deciding on rft vs non rft.
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2018 F80 M3, Mineral White, Full Sakhir Orange, ZCP
2015 F15 X5 35i, Mineral Silver, Terra Dakota (Retired)
2012 E89 Z4 35i, Deep Sea Blue, Walnut Kansas (Retired)