Best way to change out the Run Flats ?

Re: Best way to change out the Run Flats ?

totoseow;1065726 said:
meek whats the depreciation for RF vs non RF?
RF's depreciation till date, is always higher.
 
Re: Best way to change out the Run Flats ?

In Alaska, there's no Run Flats, hard to get Run Flats there.... this is their flat tire/tyre.

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Monfreeze Archangel;1065723 said:
Hi Wira,

did you manage to change ur tyres? RFT? I am planning to change mine over the weekend? same scenario, Front ones are due for change but the rear ones are still okie?
let me know.

Cheers.
Hi
Sorry for late reply. I've changed all 4 there's to non RFT ( Goodyear Efficientgrip ).
Car is much quieter now. :)
 
Re: Best way to change out the Run Flats ?

wira;1067754 said:
Hi
Sorry for late reply. I've changed all 4 there's to non RFT ( Goodyear Efficientgrip ).
Car is much quieter now. :)

thanks for sharing.
 
Re: Best way to change out the Run Flats ?

Monfreeze Archangel;1065776 said:
hi,

i AM THINKING of sticking with RFT, and now deciding between:

(1) Continental - ContiSportContact 5 Run Flat; Tyre Size: 225/45 R18 95Y
(2) Pirelli - Cinturato P7 Ecoimpact Run Flat; Tyre Size: 225/45 R18 91V

Cheers.
Thanks, noted. However I decided to go with RFT, as my wife uses the car alot and we frequently head down to KL. Went for Pirelli - Cinturato P7 Ecoimpact Run Flat; Tyre Size: 225/45 R18 91V.
Cheers.
 
Re: Best way to change out the Run Flats ?

Monfreeze Archangel;1068073 said:
Thanks, noted. However I decided to go with RFT, as my wife uses the car alot and we frequently head down to KL. Went for Pirelli - Cinturato P7 Ecoimpact Run Flat; Tyre Size: 225/45 R18 91V.
Cheers.
You went for a tyre in the category lower than the Max Performance group which is the Ultra High Performance group. From your choice, looks like you are more into Comfort instead of a good balance of Dry/Wet grip or better feedback from wheel or steering wheel.

Anyway u happy can already :)
 
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Baby1M;1068218 said:
You went for a tyre in the category lower than the Max Performance group which is the Ultra High Performance group. From your choice, looks like you are more into Comfort instead of a good balance of Dry/Wet grip or better feedback from wheel or steering wheel.

Anyway u happy can already :)

what would you recommend then, for the RFT category?

probably will try for the next change.
 
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Monfreeze Archangel;1068221 said:
what would you recommend then, for the RFT category?

probably will try for the next change.
I listed/posted below and as of today, remain unchanged. Here are the top 3 choices for RFT in Max Performace group.

1st Choice = Continental SportContact 2 SSR Run Flat
2nd Choice = Bridgestone Potenza S001 RFT
3rd Choice = Pirelli P Zero Runflat

Next change will have to see any better contenders.
 
Re: Best way to change out the Run Flats ?

Baby1M;1068223 said:
I listed/posted below and as of today, remain unchanged. Here are the top 3 choices for RFT in Max Performace group.

1st Choice = Continental SportContact 2 SSR Run Flat
2nd Choice = Bridgestone Potenza S001 RFT
3rd Choice = Pirelli P Zero Runflat

Next change will have to see any better contenders.

Thanks for the info...
 
Re: Best way to change out the Run Flats ?

Hi, just to share... my last 2 sets of RFT are from Leong Seng, both under SGD 400 per piece, size is 245/40R18 for E60. Current set is RE050A and previous was CSC3. Both similarly in grip but the BS is more pliant and quieter.

Was on non-RFT before (GY Asym 2), ride on RFT is less comfy but noise level depends on tyre models, e.g. the CSC3 SSR is noisier than the GY Asym 2 non-RFT, but the RE050A RFT is actually quiter than the GY Asym 2. Fuel consumption is not much different.

RFT saved me quite a few inconveniences (somehow punctures always on Sunday night) and for high speed driving on NSHW at night to and from KL, it is much safer if you have RFT in case of puncture.
 

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