21” all season tire options

patrikr · 01-20-2023, 10:13 PM

I live in a climate where all seasons (or winter tires but prefer all seasons as I don’t go up in the mountains) and I can’t find any options for the 21” wheels in the original size. Anyone know of any options or do I have to get a second set in 20”?

mattsrs · 01-21-2023, 07:03 AM

I couldn’t find any 21 inch all seasons that would fit. You can do a mix by changing the fronts to all season 21 for example cross climate 2 and keep rears as performance. Unfortunately there’s no all season tire with rear wheel size.

patrikr · 01-21-2023, 08:19 AM

More or less the same issue with X5/X7 when you have the 22s. Why can’t BMW use normal dimensions? Oh well…

mattsrs · 01-21-2023, 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by patrikr

More or less the same issue with X5/X7 when you have the 22s. Why can’t BMW use normal dimensions? Oh well…

Yea its silly. I have staggered 21s on my Cayenne and they are all season. Also another Issue with performance tires is the horrible tread-wear. Prolly have to change them every 10k miles

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mattsrs Captain 624 Rep 993 Posts Drives: X7 Join Date: Feb 2019 Location: NE iTrader: (0)	I couldn’t find any 21 inch all seasons that would fit. You can do a mix by changing the fronts to all season 21 for example cross climate 2 and keep rears as performance. Unfortunately there’s no all season tire with rear wheel size.
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patrikr Lieutenant 337 Rep 449 Posts Drives: 2023 760i, 2020 Model X LR Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Salt Lake City, UT iTrader: (0)	More or less the same issue with X5/X7 when you have the 22s. Why can’t BMW use normal dimensions? Oh well…
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