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Originally Posted by ecitizen
I have a 2013 328i xdrive with factory run-flats. They have a few nails in them and I hear quite a bit of tire noise so time for new tires. Should I replace with run-flats or switch to something else? They do ride a bit hard but I'm concerned about not having a spare.
Also, can you put non run-flats on a car that came with them?
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Presumably there are not NOW nails in them (you've pulled them and had the tire repaired).
I personally like the F3x with RFT's, especially non-sport package all-season tires like the Bridgestone Driveguard or even the original Pirelli P7, and see no reason to replace them with a go-flat.
If you decided to put go-flats on the car, nothing needs to change, although the tire pressure may need fiddling to get good wear and performance.