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Most new BMWs have the 'run-flat' tires S70 2000

posted by  someone claiming to be BG on  Thu Feb 15 15:48 CST 2007 [RELATED]

Therefore, no spare is included. That way, you have to go to a dealer after you get a flat and:
1. Be told that the run-flats can't be remounted because of stress and fatigue
2. Wait for him to order the unique size
3. Have it installed there
4. Pay a serious amount of money
5. Have limited choice of replacements in your car's size
6. Out up with just another electronic gadget in your car, the mandated tire-pressure monitoring system. I suppose this is required because of the morons who would drive the car indefinitely on tires without air because they thought their tires were intended to do that.






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