The ultimate wandering machine

We recently took a BMW 320D coupe company car - We have found its a lovely car in may aspects but the way it follows the tracks in the road is terrible. In some circumstances you have to fight with the car.

I've been told its down to the run flat tyres - Have you any experience of this from other drivers?

I know another that had an 06 4 door 330d and he felt exactly the same.

Asked on 12 April 2011 by Fish07

Answered by Honest John

It's not the fact that the tyres are runflat, it's the fact that they are very low profile. But you may be able to improve it with a full laser alignment at a branch of www.alignmycar.co.uk

HJ

Tags: wheels and tyres low profile tyres wheel alignment

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