Anyone looking for Unused summer perfomance run-flats?
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I read something in Roundel that said that once you unmount a runflat, the strength of the side wall will be compromised and that will essentially ruin them... can anyone let me know if this is true? I was thinking about selling mine so that I could get a new set of tires for my WebSpokes....
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I hope not! I've had my RFs mounted and dismounted a couple at the dealer. I guess I'll find out if I ever get a flat
o-ron, I don't mean to dissuade you from selling, I seriously considered going to GSD3s last month prior to going back from my winter holies. But I find a tiny bit of comfort in having RFs. I've got the OE Dunlop performance tires and yes, they are loud and they're pointless once the temp goes below 35... but otherwise they hold up just fine! I'm actually really impressed with their rain performance. Coming back from the Dragon, we hit some decent down pour but at 10 under a Bill, the ride felt solid!
Patrick will offer two things to you when you check out - rim & wheel insurance and gap coverage. My opinion - take the rim & wheel insurance and keep the OE tires till they wear out. Also if you are financing and your down is less than 30% (I think that's the magic number) consider the gap insurance.
o-ron, I don't mean to dissuade you from selling, I seriously considered going to GSD3s last month prior to going back from my winter holies. But I find a tiny bit of comfort in having RFs. I've got the OE Dunlop performance tires and yes, they are loud and they're pointless once the temp goes below 35... but otherwise they hold up just fine! I'm actually really impressed with their rain performance. Coming back from the Dragon, we hit some decent down pour but at 10 under a Bill, the ride felt solid!
Patrick will offer two things to you when you check out - rim & wheel insurance and gap coverage. My opinion - take the rim & wheel insurance and keep the OE tires till they wear out. Also if you are financing and your down is less than 30% (I think that's the magic number) consider the gap insurance.
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Originally Posted by paulr
I hope not! I've had my RFs mounted and dismounted a couple at the dealer. I guess I'll find out if I ever get a flat
o-ron, I don't mean to dissuade you from selling, I seriously considered going to GSD3s last month prior to going back from my winter holies. But I find a tiny bit of comfort in having RFs. I've got the OE Dunlop performance tires and yes, they are loud and they're pointless once the temp goes below 35... but otherwise they hold up just fine! I'm actually really impressed with their rain performance. Coming back from the Dragon, we hit some decent down pour but at 10 under a Bill, the ride felt solid!
Patrick will offer two things to you when you check out - rim & wheel insurance and gap coverage. My opinion - take the rim & wheel insurance and keep the OE tires till they wear out. Also if you are financing and your down is less than 30% (I think that's the magic number) consider the gap insurance.
o-ron, I don't mean to dissuade you from selling, I seriously considered going to GSD3s last month prior to going back from my winter holies. But I find a tiny bit of comfort in having RFs. I've got the OE Dunlop performance tires and yes, they are loud and they're pointless once the temp goes below 35... but otherwise they hold up just fine! I'm actually really impressed with their rain performance. Coming back from the Dragon, we hit some decent down pour but at 10 under a Bill, the ride felt solid!
Patrick will offer two things to you when you check out - rim & wheel insurance and gap coverage. My opinion - take the rim & wheel insurance and keep the OE tires till they wear out. Also if you are financing and your down is less than 30% (I think that's the magic number) consider the gap insurance.
I'll probably get gap insurance.
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Originally Posted by o-ron
rim & wheel insurance? won't my normal insurance cover that? or warranty?
I'll probably get gap insurance.
I'll probably get gap insurance.
Your auto insurance will probably cover the damage costs, but you'll have to fork over your deductible first. I try not to touch my auto insurance except for really big problems (accident, body damage, etc). The less you touch it, the better your rates will be.
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