How many miles are you getting before needing to replace run flats?
#1
Senior Member
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How many miles are you getting before needing to replace run flats?
Debating on getting new wheels/tires and trying to sell old ones or running spacers for now on the factory 18" run flats, and replacing when I need new tires. Option 2 would allow me to just transfer over the TPMS sensors once the old tires need replacing vs having to buy new ones for the new wheels/tires. The car has around 4,000 miles now so part of the decision is how long the existing tires would last. I appreciate any feedback someone can share!
#2
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Debating on getting new wheels/tires and trying to sell old ones or running spacers for now on the factory 18" run flats, and replacing when I need new tires. Option 2 would allow me to just transfer over the TPMS sensors once the old tires need replacing vs having to buy new ones for the new wheels/tires. The car has around 4,000 miles now so part of the decision is how long the existing tires would last. I appreciate any feedback someone can share!
I am not an expert on tires but I've heard many complaints about runflats not lasting particularly long.
#4
Debating on getting new wheels/tires and trying to sell old ones or running spacers for now on the factory 18" run flats, and replacing when I need new tires. Option 2 would allow me to just transfer over the TPMS sensors once the old tires need replacing vs having to buy new ones for the new wheels/tires. The car has around 4,000 miles now so part of the decision is how long the existing tires would last. I appreciate any feedback someone can share!
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#10
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Thanks for all for sharing your experiences. I've decided to run the factory wheels/tires on spacers until next summer, when i'll replace with an aftermarket setup. Hopefully by then the tires will need replacing anyway and I can justify pulling out the TPMS for an aftermarket setup. Don't feel like spending $150 on new TPMS when the car will never see snow (so no need for winter wheels).
#11
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I replaced the P-Zero run flats after about 8k miles. The rears had plenty of tread left but the fronts were already in the red. I probably could have gone a little longer on them but didn't want to risk it.
Replaced with A/S 3+ and it's a smoother/quieter drive.
Replaced with A/S 3+ and it's a smoother/quieter drive.
#13
Really happy with the A/S 3+.
#16
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8000 miles on my pirelli p zero and the fronts are close but not there yet. The rears are a lot better however. I'm going to swap them and garage these for lease return.