All season tires for the 22" Multi-Spoke bi-color ferric grey wheels

TedDz · 09-03-2022, 11:51 AM

Featured on BIMMERPOST.com

I like the wheels but since the car may be used to drive up north from South Carolina in the winter I think I need all season tires at a minimum. Really don't want to buy winter tires and wheels for a once in a year trip. Also really don't want to store them. Suggestions?

streborx · 09-03-2022, 02:13 PM

There are a couple other posts on this forum regarding A/S tires for the 22". There's not much to chose from if you stick with the 275 / 315 staggered tire setup. If you go with a 285 square setup, options open up. Go to the website of Tire Rack or Discount Tire and spec a 285/40R22 or 275/40R22 -- There are several Michelin, Pirelli and other brands from which to choose (most are not run flats). Then talk to a tire dealer about which one will work best for you.

crackerjack15 · 09-03-2022, 09:20 PM

Don't get the nitto nt420v. I did, and they are terrible. Like a truck tire. Loud and set up weird harmonic vibrations at different speeds you can feel.

09-03-2022, 11:51 AM	#1
TedDz Private 33 Rep 57 Posts Drives: Audi A5 Join Date: Feb 2022 Location: SC iTrader: (0)	All season tires for the 22" Multi-Spoke bi-color ferric grey wheels Featured on BIMMERPOST.com I like the wheels but since the car may be used to drive up north from South Carolina in the winter I think I need all season tires at a minimum. Really don't want to buy winter tires and wheels for a once in a year trip. Also really don't want to store them. Suggestions?
	Appreciate 0 Tweet Quote

09-03-2022, 02:13 PM	#2
streborx Major 653 Rep 1,078 Posts Drives: 2022 BMW X7 M50i Join Date: Jul 2022 Location: Colorado iTrader: (0)	There are a couple other posts on this forum regarding A/S tires for the 22". There's not much to chose from if you stick with the 275 / 315 staggered tire setup. If you go with a 285 square setup, options open up. Go to the website of Tire Rack or Discount Tire and spec a 285/40R22 or 275/40R22 -- There are several Michelin, Pirelli and other brands from which to choose (most are not run flats). Then talk to a tire dealer about which one will work best for you.
	Appreciate 0 Quote

09-03-2022, 09:20 PM	#3
crackerjack15 Captain 840 Rep 993 Posts Drives: 2024 X5 50e Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: West Virginia iTrader: (0)	Don't get the nitto nt420v. I did, and they are terrible. Like a truck tire. Loud and set up weird harmonic vibrations at different speeds you can feel.
	Appreciate 0 Quote