Tires for: 2010 S550 4M Sport+1?
02-16-2011, 09:51 AM
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Tires for: 2010 S550 4M Sport+1?
Hey guys,
We're rolling around 10-11K on our tires, and are starting to wonder whether or not to continue with the Continentals, they are a great tire, but unfortunately a little noisy..... and of course as a performance tire would be: poor in slippery conditions.
I was wondering have any of you with the sport+1 wheels attempted putting All seasons, I was think the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S?
Any input would be appreciated.
We're rolling around 10-11K on our tires, and are starting to wonder whether or not to continue with the Continentals, they are a great tire, but unfortunately a little noisy..... and of course as a performance tire would be: poor in slippery conditions.
I was wondering have any of you with the sport+1 wheels attempted putting All seasons, I was think the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S?
Any input would be appreciated.
02-16-2011, 12:10 PM
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I don't have 4M but do have the AMG Sport wheels in staggered fit with the Pilot Sport A/S tires. Find them ok in the wet (I live in Houston so can't speak to snow) but they are noisier on dry pavement then the OEM's I had by quite a good margin.
If you are looking for decent treadlife I think they are a good choice but if you can live with tires that are going to last <20K miles I'd go with something else.
If you are looking for decent treadlife I think they are a good choice but if you can live with tires that are going to last <20K miles I'd go with something else.
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I don't have 4M but do have the AMG Sport wheels in staggered fit with the Pilot Sport A/S tires. Find them ok in the wet (I live in Houston so can't speak to snow) but they are noisier on dry pavement then the OEM's I had by quite a good margin.
If you are looking for decent treadlife I think they are a good choice but if you can live with tires that are going to last <20K miles I'd go with something else.
If you are looking for decent treadlife I think they are a good choice but if you can live with tires that are going to last <20K miles I'd go with something else.
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The conti extreme contact dws tires are all season and have received great reviews. They are known for low road noise. I'm going to get them next for my s500. I have 18" amgs . Goodluck
