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thanks for the bump @THOOPRA have a couple of local enthusiast coming to look at the tires this weekend. hope someone will put them to good use this season!

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Hi, Kind of depends on where you are. I'm on the west coast so generally much milder winters here. The temperature and the rain is more of a concern than any snowfall. Have set of 255/35/19 and 275/35/19 performance winters on my factory wheels and find its a good balance between winter...

** Price reduced ** USD $575 for the set (CAD$800)(>CAD$1200 new) Kumho Wintercraft WP72 Asymmetrical Performance Winter Tires 3 Peak Snowflake & M+S rated Front 255/35/R19 96V & Rear 275/35/R19 100V. Factory staggered fitment. Used on a 2023 car for <50km. New tire markings and spews still...

thanks for the insights. first time trying this brand of winters so wasnt sure if it was the tires, alignment, the bmw electronics or something else. Fiiddled some more with the tire setting in the menu, and strangely the swaying behaviour went away by setting back to Summer Tires vs logically...

we own an EV and it serves its purpose well enough. fills the gap where a cheap and cheerful utility car is needed for errands and local commutes. would not describe the drive as "fun" and certainly wont replace any of my petrol cars. acceleration is fast but the weight of the car is noticeable...

getting an independent alignment is always a good practice. sets a valid baseline. all my cars get this done as a starting point. i have had brand new exotics with horrifying alignment from the factory. my 23 m/t pulls straight. no issues. however having swapped a full set of winters, it has...

thanks for your input. to be clear, i wasn't asking if the car needs an alignment from the factory. no one is disputing that. the question was for those who picked up swaying after a direct tire change or replacement with factory sizes. perhaps the OP can advise if a post tire change...

Reviving this thread to see if a soltuion(s) hss been identified. Has an alignment solved the swaying issue for anyone with factory OEM sized tires?

mine is destined for winter duties. the large trunk and the mild west coast winters allows me to use it to shuttle my son to school/hockey/activities when its just the 2 of us.

tried with me as well. glad to see @BigJay has been banned already

Looking for sets of 19" wheels in/and around the Vancouver BC Canada area. recognize that finding a local area seller would minimize shipping costs and make economical sense. open to anything. its also possible to use my current OEM for winter if something nice for the summer is available...

local buyers/sellers would work out better for both, i'm pretty sure.. but as a long shot, any idea how much shipping would be to Vancouver Canada?