Feedback please - Pricing on rims + tires (winter)
Berman Cost $580 set of 4
Touring Cost $520 set of 4
MSR 045 Cost $568 set of 4
235/40/18
Hankook W310 Cost $ 228 each tire
225/40/18
Semprit Speed Grips Cost $735 set of 4
ALL CANADIAN pricing
tiredistrict.com is where I am thinking of purchasing my tires from
Questions:
- Do these prices an types look reasonable?
- What do you guys things about the SEMPRIT Speed Grips (feedback please)
As for the tires, I would go for a more reputable company as Michelin Latitude or Bridgestone Blizzak for safety reasons. But I can't comment on ur choice as I never heard of them. Good luck!
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you can run 235/40's on all 4 OEM wheels, did that last winter. the rears look a little odd but work fine really isn't much of a stretch in fact is in the range for the rear rim width. with that being said I'm switching mine to 255's this year.
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Currently I have pirelli tires and its utter rubbish! Once season and the rears are gone - the grip was not up to par - I drive my C63 in two winter storms - deep snow, challenging but made it!
Anyhow, this year - I have to get one set of new tires and I gong to try out the SEMTERIT SPEED Grips - they got very good rating in Europe!
I think we sometimes overly brand local
Feedback if any
Can i just got with out TPMS (Canadian Car) -
I've told before that the canadian cars don't have them as well, one of the reasons being people needing to swap out winter tires for it, and this "wheel speed sensor" will make swapping wheels much easier.
I've told before that the canadian cars don't have them as well, one of the reasons being people needing to swap out winter tires for it, and this "wheel speed sensor" will make swapping wheels much easier.
/edit - Although it's Canadian Tire - http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/Resea...TPMSBuying.jsp
"A Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) is an electronic system for monitoring your vehicle's tire pressure. Most cars manufactured after 2007 already have TPMS installed. Before changing your tires, check with your service advisor if your car has TPMS installed."
Also - I bought my Infiniti Winter set from Tire rack, and did not include the TPMS option. Whenever I had my winters on, the dash showed that it thought the tire pressure was low. However, given the controversy in this thread https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...ms-canada.html, I'm not certain what to believe with regards to Benz's.
Last edited by justpetef; Sep 28, 2011 at 11:35 AM.
edit:
straight from the manual:
Tire pressure loss warning system
(Canada only)
While the vehicle is being driven, the tire
pressure loss warning system monitors the
set tire inflation pressures by evaluating each
wheel’s rotational speed. This allows the
system to detect a significant loss of pressure
in a tire. If a wheel’s rotational speed changes
due to falling tire inflation pressure, you will
see a corresponding warning message in the
multifunction display.
Last edited by noodleman; Sep 28, 2011 at 11:42 AM.
Although, maybe it's in the 2011's in Canada?
ps, my Infiniti was an 04'. I'd be surprised if Infiniti was that much ahead of the curve on Mercedes on this - especially on an AMG?
Last edited by justpetef; Sep 28, 2011 at 11:43 AM.


