Originally Posted by 300DTurbo
(Post 6073384)
Excellent thread and posts.
After reading this I called TIRERACK and the sales guys suggested I try the CrossContact LX20 with EcoPlus Technology Size: 255/50R19 LRR: EcoPlus Sidewall Style: Blackwall Serv. Desc: 107H Load Range: XL UTQG: 680 A A Price: $205.00 (each) Estimated Availability: In Stock * 5 start customer review ------ vs. costco rec ----- * 4 start customer review. LATITUDE TOUR HP MICHELIN 2012 Mercedes-Benz ML350 BlueTEC Size: 255/50R19 Sidewall Style: Blackwall Serv. Desc: 103H UTQG: 440 A A Price: $249.00 (each) Please share your experiences Has anyone used the continental's before. Thanks' |
Originally Posted by Baloo588
(Post 6073250)
How smooth are these tires? Are they comfortable over potholes and bumpy highways? Any vibration from the highways or any hydroplaning from heavy rains?
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Will 255/60R19 work?
http://www.michelinman.com/tire-sele...r/tire-details
I can get a great deal on these, does anyone know if this will fit? I would assume it would given the benz can take 21 inch rims? Am I right to assume this? |
Originally Posted by 300DTurbo
(Post 6074207)
http://www.michelinman.com/tire-sele...r/tire-details
I can get a great deal on these, does anyone know if this will fit? I would assume it would given the benz can take 21 inch rims? Am I right to assume this? |
Originally Posted by F18BEN
(Post 6073819)
I had the stock Contis from the factory. The Bridgestones now have about 500 miles on them. I can comment about everything but the potholes. (Don't have them in Florida). The ride is extremely smooth. Not a hint of vibration. They hold the road much better. I've driven in everything from a light rain to a tropical downpour with confidence, no hydro planing at all. I highly recommend these tires
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Originally Posted by Rdub
(Post 6052425)
I think it is in the MB (CUV) design, as the VW Touareg is ALSO designed to run on the "taut side." Dialing back the PSI might put some "cushion" into the equation, but for a whole bunch of reasons, I would not be inclined to solve the SOTP's issue that way. In fact, I run higher PSI's in both. The 14 GLK 250 B/T came with oem run flats (Dunlop Grandtrek's A/S ), which I will definitely NOT replace with run flats. The logic of why some ( mine) has run flats and others seem not to, eludes me.
I bought the scorpion Verde II tires from the tire rack test on smaller lighter vehicles. My mechanic said that they had very soft side walls so that the sidewalls almost kissed before the tires were mounted. I never drove the car until these tires were on it but it feels a little bit like I have rubber knees. They're very quiet I can't really talk to the handling cuz I drove mustangs for 30 years before this monster, but I feel just a little bit of side to side bounce |
I put on Michelin (Latatude or Defender) LTX that I purchased from Costco. They were substantially better than the original tires which I then replaced with Michelins (not LTX) and then the LTXs. They are very quiet, smooth, track outstanding, are great in both the snow and rain. Costco's price couldn't be beat and when I picked up a nail in the sidewall driving near some road construction, it cost me about $30 to have the tire replaced
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