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‘18 E63s AMG ‘ | 19 RR Sport Autobiography V8 | ‘17 MB Metris cargo van
Originally Posted by bullmrkt
Michelin Alpin PA4’s in OEM 20” sizing. Same tires MB uses on the factory 19” winter setup.
These tires are amazing. I got them too from MB dealership three weeks ago. The car still looks bad *** and the performance on wet and snow is very impressive 👍👍 I live in Toronto Area
Michelin Alpin PA4’s in OEM 20” sizing. Same tires MB uses on the factory 19” winter setup.
I wish I had opted for the 20s instead of the 19s when buying my car. 19s just don’t look great on a car of this size, imo. The tires are great though.
We used the Sottozero 3's and they worked great in Minnesota winters. I was less thrilled about them lasting only 7k miles before they needed replacement.
We needed a winter tire for a couple of months before turning the car in and decided that buy some cheaper all-seasons instead. Car still drove fine in snow albeit a dedicated snow tire is the best choice when used for long and heavy winters.
That said, I realized today we still had those Bridgestone's laying around. In case anyone is interested for a nice deal on these ($500). Used at most for 2k miles... https://mbworld.org/forums/market/831250
Michelin Alpin PA4’s in OEM 20” sizing. Same tires MB uses on the factory 19” winter setup.
I have PA4s in 19", but my tires all have the tread that the left-most tire in your photo has. Why does the next tire over have a different tread pattern?
I have PA4s in 19", but my tires all have the tread that the left-most tire in your photo has. Why does the next tire over have a different tread pattern?
The PA4's, in that 20" size, have a rear-specific tread pattern and design.
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