A6 Tires
10-25-2005, 11:12 PM
#11
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Re: A6 Tires....Love those Toyo's
Thanks for the comments Paul. Here is another issue I am now dealing
with. My mechanice (who I have been going to for 6 years) says that my
235/45ZR 17's are too big for my A6. Tire Rack and other sites list it
as an optional wheel for the A6. What gives? Should I install wheel
spacers if I decide to stay with the 17's? I like my rims and would
not want to buy a completely new set. Thanks all!!
with. My mechanice (who I have been going to for 6 years) says that my
235/45ZR 17's are too big for my A6. Tire Rack and other sites list it
as an optional wheel for the A6. What gives? Should I install wheel
spacers if I decide to stay with the 17's? I like my rims and would
not want to buy a completely new set. Thanks all!!
10-25-2005, 11:12 PM
#12
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Re: A6 Tires....Love those Toyo's
Thanks for the comments Paul. Here is another issue I am now dealing
with. My mechanice (who I have been going to for 6 years) says that my
235/45ZR 17's are too big for my A6. Tire Rack and other sites list it
as an optional wheel for the A6. What gives? Should I install wheel
spacers if I decide to stay with the 17's? I like my rims and would
not want to buy a completely new set. Thanks all!!
with. My mechanice (who I have been going to for 6 years) says that my
235/45ZR 17's are too big for my A6. Tire Rack and other sites list it
as an optional wheel for the A6. What gives? Should I install wheel
spacers if I decide to stay with the 17's? I like my rims and would
not want to buy a completely new set. Thanks all!!
10-25-2005, 11:12 PM
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Re: A6 Tires....Love those Toyo's
Thanks for the comments Paul. Here is another issue I am now dealing
with. My mechanice (who I have been going to for 6 years) says that my
235/45ZR 17's are too big for my A6. Tire Rack and other sites list it
as an optional wheel for the A6. What gives? Should I install wheel
spacers if I decide to stay with the 17's? I like my rims and would
not want to buy a completely new set. Thanks all!!
with. My mechanice (who I have been going to for 6 years) says that my
235/45ZR 17's are too big for my A6. Tire Rack and other sites list it
as an optional wheel for the A6. What gives? Should I install wheel
spacers if I decide to stay with the 17's? I like my rims and would
not want to buy a completely new set. Thanks all!!
10-25-2005, 11:12 PM
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Re: A6 Tires....Love those Toyo's
Thanks for the comments Paul. Here is another issue I am now dealing
with. My mechanice (who I have been going to for 6 years) says that my
235/45ZR 17's are too big for my A6. Tire Rack and other sites list it
as an optional wheel for the A6. What gives? Should I install wheel
spacers if I decide to stay with the 17's? I like my rims and would
not want to buy a completely new set. Thanks all!!
with. My mechanice (who I have been going to for 6 years) says that my
235/45ZR 17's are too big for my A6. Tire Rack and other sites list it
as an optional wheel for the A6. What gives? Should I install wheel
spacers if I decide to stay with the 17's? I like my rims and would
not want to buy a completely new set. Thanks all!!
11-12-2005, 01:38 AM
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Re: A6 Tires....Love those Toyo's
I ended up purchasing a set of Toyo Proxes 4 yesterday and I am
pleased. We have used Toyo's before on our MB without any problems.
As the rainy season has hit the Pacific NW, in a few weeks I will be
able to comment on their wet traction performance.
pleased. We have used Toyo's before on our MB without any problems.
As the rainy season has hit the Pacific NW, in a few weeks I will be
able to comment on their wet traction performance.
11-12-2005, 01:38 AM
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Re: A6 Tires....Love those Toyo's
I ended up purchasing a set of Toyo Proxes 4 yesterday and I am
pleased. We have used Toyo's before on our MB without any problems.
As the rainy season has hit the Pacific NW, in a few weeks I will be
able to comment on their wet traction performance.
pleased. We have used Toyo's before on our MB without any problems.
As the rainy season has hit the Pacific NW, in a few weeks I will be
able to comment on their wet traction performance.
11-12-2005, 01:38 AM
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Re: A6 Tires....Love those Toyo's
I ended up purchasing a set of Toyo Proxes 4 yesterday and I am
pleased. We have used Toyo's before on our MB without any problems.
As the rainy season has hit the Pacific NW, in a few weeks I will be
able to comment on their wet traction performance.
pleased. We have used Toyo's before on our MB without any problems.
As the rainy season has hit the Pacific NW, in a few weeks I will be
able to comment on their wet traction performance.
11-12-2005, 01:38 AM
#18
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Re: A6 Tires....Love those Toyo's
I ended up purchasing a set of Toyo Proxes 4 yesterday and I am
pleased. We have used Toyo's before on our MB without any problems.
As the rainy season has hit the Pacific NW, in a few weeks I will be
able to comment on their wet traction performance.
pleased. We have used Toyo's before on our MB without any problems.
As the rainy season has hit the Pacific NW, in a few weeks I will be
able to comment on their wet traction performance.
11-16-2005, 11:12 AM
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Re: A6 Tires
I purchased a set of Dunlaps for my 2000 A6 based on a fair amount of
research I did on web sites. As far as I can tell, the web sites must
have been bogus because the tires are garbage. The car handles very
poorly with these tires and given this I'd suggest staying away from
the brand entirely. I know I will.
My two bits
tajhayden@comcast.net wrote:
> Any suggestions for a good all season tire for my A6 (with the sport
> package)? I live in the Pacific NW so there's plenty of wet but
> minimal snow. I was considering a set of Bridgestone Turanza LS-H's.
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
research I did on web sites. As far as I can tell, the web sites must
have been bogus because the tires are garbage. The car handles very
poorly with these tires and given this I'd suggest staying away from
the brand entirely. I know I will.
My two bits
tajhayden@comcast.net wrote:
> Any suggestions for a good all season tire for my A6 (with the sport
> package)? I live in the Pacific NW so there's plenty of wet but
> minimal snow. I was considering a set of Bridgestone Turanza LS-H's.
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
11-16-2005, 11:12 AM
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Re: A6 Tires
I purchased a set of Dunlaps for my 2000 A6 based on a fair amount of
research I did on web sites. As far as I can tell, the web sites must
have been bogus because the tires are garbage. The car handles very
poorly with these tires and given this I'd suggest staying away from
the brand entirely. I know I will.
My two bits
tajhayden@comcast.net wrote:
> Any suggestions for a good all season tire for my A6 (with the sport
> package)? I live in the Pacific NW so there's plenty of wet but
> minimal snow. I was considering a set of Bridgestone Turanza LS-H's.
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
research I did on web sites. As far as I can tell, the web sites must
have been bogus because the tires are garbage. The car handles very
poorly with these tires and given this I'd suggest staying away from
the brand entirely. I know I will.
My two bits
tajhayden@comcast.net wrote:
> Any suggestions for a good all season tire for my A6 (with the sport
> package)? I live in the Pacific NW so there's plenty of wet but
> minimal snow. I was considering a set of Bridgestone Turanza LS-H's.
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
