Rear tyres for X3

Ceesums · Post by **Ceesums** » Thu Apr 30, 2020 9:03 pm

I’m looking for recommendations for rear tyres.
I have an X3 F25 3.0d. My last tyres were Pirelli P Zero runflat and lasted about 15000 miles, they were on the car when I bought it.
I currently have Hankook S1 EVO2 runflat fitted since Feb. I have done 3000 miles and am nearly down to the wear indicators ( emailed Hankook to tell them this and they couldn’t care less, told to send them back so they can investigate)
Tyre size is 275/40/19. What mileage have you been getting out of yours?
I do 90% motorway driving.

sapphireblack · Post by **sapphireblack** » Fri May 01, 2020 7:23 pm

Can't help with tyre wear on an X3 as i don't own one, but 3000 miles use on any tyre is surely worthy of a question.

I have a friend with a rally spec Lancia Integrale who gets through tyres at that level, but with turbo boost on max 90% of the time its not surprising. On an X3 it can't be 'right'

Themoog2 · Post by **Themoog2** » Sat May 02, 2020 4:40 am

If the rear tyres are only lasting 3k then the wheels must be out of alignment (see my thread on the E53).
I would get that sorted before worrying about which tyres. I use Prestivo SUV tyres on mine and also on the Range rover. Only around £100 each and they are ok. There is no way I'm paying extra for tyres with a fancy name on the side.

Alan Gunn · Post by **Alan Gunn** » Sat May 02, 2020 7:30 am

Themoog2 wrote: ↑Sat May 02, 2020 4:40 am If the rear tyres are only lasting 3k then the wheels must be out of alignment (see my thread on the E53).
I would get that sorted before worrying about which tyres. I use Prestivo SUV tyres on mine and also on the Range rover. Only around £100 each and they are ok. There is no way I'm paying extra for tyres with a fancy name on the side.

+ 1 on all of this inc the same tyres.

Ceesums · Post by **Ceesums** » Sat May 02, 2020 4:55 pm

Hi,
The rear alignment was done before the tyres went on, they have worn completely evenly. Just a little too quick.

sapphireblack · Post by **sapphireblack** » Sun May 03, 2020 9:27 am

It would seem these tyres have a super soft compound? Have you Googled to see if others have had the same experience as yourself.

Faulty tyres i would imagine is a rare event and certainly there would reports or knowledge of more than just your two.

If Hankook say return them, will your supplier help you with that? Would they have recorded the mileage on your purchase invoice?

Ceesums · Post by **Ceesums** » Sun May 03, 2020 12:41 pm

I have googled to see what mileage other people are getting, but no results. These tyres are recommended by Hankook for “SUV’s” so they should last a little longer.
I’m just deciding which tyres to put on and hope the dealer will assist with returning these to Hankook.
Proving mileage isn’t a problem as I use the car for work purposes and have to record all mileage.
I have the receipts both for purchase and fitting. They were bought from Tyreleader and delivered to a local fitting bay.

KalleKula · Post by **KalleKula** » Mon May 04, 2020 3:51 pm

I am quite happy with my present
GOODYEAR EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 3 SUV
and was also happy with previous
HANKOOK VENTUS V12 EVO 2 K120

Good handling, quiet, and fuel efficient
Both performing well on German Autobahn + 200 km/h
and on rainy Scandinavian roads.
dimension 253/50x18
Driving X3 since 2008

XSeries-forum

XSeries-forum

Rear tyres for X3

Rear tyres for X3

Re: Rear tyres for X3

Re: Rear tyres for X3

Re: Rear tyres for X3

Re: Rear tyres for X3

Re: Rear tyres for X3

Re: Rear tyres for X3

Re: Rear tyres for X3