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shmoogle Member Since: 07 Sep 2005 Location: ... and for every sprinkle I find, I shall kill you! Posts: 24350 |
Came from the factory with Wranglers... I now have Wranglers at the back (and on the spare) and Contis up front.
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Sat Mar 04 2006 2:39pm |
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DAVIS Member Since: 27 Dec 2005 Location: Genoa, Nevada Posts: 134 |
The car came with Continental Cross Contact UHP's a summer high performance tire. The brochure and owners manual specifically states that the RRS is OE (equiped) with all season tires, sorry tyres. I've since intalled Pirelli Scorpion Ice and Snow tires for the winter. I'll reinstall the Conti's this summer. |
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Sat Mar 04 2006 3:48pm |
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TB Member Since: 19 Feb 2006 Location: Depends who wants to know . . . Posts: 5927 |
As posted above, the 19 inch wheel normally comes wrapped in Goodyear Wrangler 'directional' tyres. Or as a no cost option, you can order Continental Contacts instead.
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Sun Mar 05 2006 12:16am |
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ST Member Since: 26 Oct 2005 Location: Leeds Posts: 411 |
Cheers TB, I haven't speced alternative tyres so I assume mine will come with Goodyears......... Currently: Carbon Black 535d
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Sun Mar 05 2006 5:09pm |
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canaryman Member Since: 16 Feb 2006 Location: Haag a.d amper Posts: 188 |
Great minds think alike I have exactly the same on mine too. Conti Cross UHP for summer, Scorpions for winter. Have to say, the Scorpions are a lot better in the deep snow and help you to avoid the use of snow chains. (As I put in a previous post, I have seen BMW X5s and a Porsche Cayenne with snow chains on as they had summer tyres on. We have had so much snow here that the police in Austria have been stopping every single car with summer tyres on (including 4wd) and refusing to let them go any further until the roads are cleared (which could take a couple of days) |
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Sun Mar 05 2006 6:21pm |
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