Hello Guys,
It is very good to be back to this wonderful informative forum !!
I have a request for recommendation from you. I have a E46 , 2002 325i. I need a new set of tires. the ones i have on are very worn . so my budget is between $120-$150 per tire. but if you recommend me to increase it i might be able to .
I was looking at few options two from Michelin , one Continental and one Hankook. my mechanic recommended Hankook for my car. but i'm wonder what do you think. Below are some links for the tires i was considering. if you think there is better ones for my budget let me know .
I don't know if i gave you enough information . but here are some bullet points i don't know if they matter in deciding.
1- i like the thin profile . i don't like when the tires are so chunky ( i don't know if that makes sense)
2- good for all seasons.
3- feels sporty , good grip , good handling.
4- quite.
5- good quality.
these are some tires i was looking at . American tire depot in the LA region now have a buy three get forth for free . which i think is a great deal !?
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Hs...SM3k7ir2sO_yzs
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rd...QGXLL79oJIQ-uK
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1SB...3s6ExnfYdwLX__
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1CY...Wi79vIyOU1Vv3o
Thank you for the help
Eyad
Eyad, welcome back!
1- i like the thin profile . i don't like when the tires are so chunky ( i don't know if that makes sense) < - sidewall height # would rule the look.
2- good for all seasons. < - how many seasons do you have in LA?! I don't think all that many.
3- feels sporty , good grip , good handling.
4- quite.
5- good quality.
You forgot about thread wear (UTQG in the links you posted) - it would dictate what kind of ratio of #2, 3 and 4 you can get.
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