[sayemthree]

tires? I have had them on other cars and they were a great balance between performance and wet weather . currently have the Contis. no real complaints about them but from experience the Michi's are usually better tires

[Frank_NJ]

I'm going with them also! Great tire for all around performance and light snow. Stock tires are coming off day 1 especially if the Conti's! They wear horrible as my X5 came with them.

[LAMF]

I’ve purchased them and think they are perfect for me.

[12v_dub]

Would this be ok for my 21" set up running 718 wheels. the difference is slightly above 1% front and rear. This is for the new Michelin Pilot sport AS4 tires.

[kolosy]

Originally Posted by LAMF

I’ve purchased them and think they are perfect for me.

any improvement in ride quality with these?

i'm debating getting a dedicated set of winters vs just switch to these and not messing with it.

[Young04]

Originally Posted by kolosy

any improvement in ride quality with these?

i'm debating getting a dedicated set of winters vs just switch to these and not messing with it.

I posted the following about the AS4s on another thread:

I put these on a little while ago (in OEM X3MC size). I am going to use these year round (I live in Massachusetts but I run dedicated winter tires on two of my other vehicles). So far, the tires are impressive for an all season tire. The biggest difference is that they ride noticeably better than the Contis my X3MC came with. Not any quieter (slightly disappointing) but they do much better in the wet. Obviously, I cannot speak to any snow conditions yet. In dry and wet conditions, these will likely do better than dedicated winter tires unless it got really cold.

[LAMF]

Originally Posted by kolosy

any improvement in ride quality with these?

i'm debating getting a dedicated set of winters vs just switch to these and not messing with it.

There is a slight difference, I’m one who thinks the ride quality is just fine with any tire. I’m not planning on driving in snow but living in the Philly area were temps are not ideal for summer performance, I wanted to be safe. I really don’t need performance tires driving on the street. If your planning on driving in the snow then you should get a dedicated winter tire. Always want to be safe and not sorry.
I hope this helps.

[EpicSurge]

I tried to order these around labor day, discounttire was having a 10% discount. They contacted me two days later and told me these aren't even out yet in 21"s.

[LAMF]

Originally Posted by EpicSurge

I tried to order these around labor day, discounttire was having a 10% discount. They contacted me two days later and told me these aren't even out yet in 21"s.

I ordered mine from Tire Rack 2 weeks ago in 21”. I got the same exact size as stock. Check their website.

[sayemthree]

Yes they show on tire rack in stock sizes. How is the dry performance anyone?

[ILLMATIC23]

I have my set of MPS4 AS ready for my winter wheel installation. I will update once they're installed.>>>>>> UPDATE These tires makes all the difference for me. MPS4AS handles excellent, treadwear has almost doubled from my summer setup. Without a doubt, the ride feels softened. I will ride these MPS4AS all year because I like them a lot and they turned out better than anticipated!!

[LAMF]

Originally Posted by sayemthree

Yes they show on tire rack in stock sizes. How is the dry performance anyone?

I think they are good, way better than any other all seasons I ever had. I’m not a tire expert but, they have the same speed rating as stock, so to me they should have a much higher level of grip than a standard all season.

[FSociety]

These look very similar to the Michelin Pilot Sport AS3+ (Ultra High Performance-All-Season I've used in all my cars before)

[RoWoX3M]

If you have or want to go all season it looks like there's a split of those who do stock sizes in the michelin a/s 4s and the pirelli scorpion zeros in 265/295. I'm ordering this week and still on the fence. I live close to a tire rack distribution center so I can get a slight discount and tax savings on both tires but the pirellis come out to about $300 cheaper. First world problems!

[kolosy]

Originally Posted by RoWoX3M

If you have or want to go all season it looks like there's a split of those who do stock sizes in the michelin a/s 4s and the pirelli scorpion zeros in 265/295. I'm ordering this week and still on the fence. I live close to a tire rack distribution center so I can get a slight discount and tax savings on both tires but the pirellis come out to about $300 cheaper. First world problems!

what are the full dimensions of the scorpions? only seeing the scorpion winters come up on tirerack, not the a/s...

[RoWoX3M]

Originally Posted by kolosy

what are the full dimensions of the scorpions? only seeing the scorpion winters come up on tirerack, not the a/s...

Fronts 265/40/21
Rears 295/35/21

You would have to deviate from the factory size. Or you could do a square 265/40/21.

[DucatiT1098S]

I got the Conti's

[mwlmd]

we went with the scorpion zero AS plus
265/295 setup

[RoWoX3M]

Originally Posted by mwlmd

we went with the scorpion zero AS plus
265/295 setup

What's your experience been so far? Btw everyone says the 265 fits in the front with no spacer but I just checked my stock 255 and that space is tight! Couldn't even fit a finger between the tire and strut

[sys64738]

Originally Posted by sayemthree

tires? I have had them on other cars and they were a great balance between performance and wet weather . currently have the Contis. no real complaints about them but from experience the Michi's are usually better tires

I have them on my X3M Base. Went with stock sizes. Seem to be great tires so far. No complaints, other than they were a bit expensive - but far less expensive than a set of winters and associated costs.

[RoWoX3M]

For those swapping to all seasons are you changing your tire settings to winter/all seasons in idrive?

[brrgofast]

I had the A/S 4s installed (stock 255/265) Friday and quickly I could tell these tires provided a better ride than my Contis. I've driven about 100 miles on them around the crappy streets of Baltimore and they definitely provide a better ride (keep in mind I wasn't bothered by the original set up). Hopefully once they are broken in the dry performance will be strong. I did change my idrive setting to winter/AS tires but can't find anything in the manual about what that really means. PSI still on stock recommendations of 33/38.