Guzzgreg

Sorry I know this has been beat to death but, Goodyear RF are done what are you folks replacing with.
Looks as though their are not allot of options. I need a all-weather tire. Trying to stay away from RF if I can.

Wisconsin Q7

That stinks because I had good luck with my run flat Goodyear tires.

My 2017 Q7 had run flats and I replaced it with a 2019 and really didn't look at the tires and now realize - no run flats..........and I'm not liking it.

It will be interesting to see what's available.

dohturdima

I am considering getting these once my RFTs are done. They are slightly narrower but should fit the 20" wheels. I was thinking of going wider at 295/45 R20 but that is slightly off spec and there are fewer choices and higher prices in that size vs 275/45 R20. Right now there is a $100 rebate when buying 4 of these, which makes it a little over $1K + tax + installation cost.

bpp

Tread pattern looks like they'll generate some noise near the midlife of the tire. Just sayin'.

Elveston

Hankook 295 45 20s. Ride softer and quieter. And, less than $1000 out the door.

bkafrick

I assume you mean YOUR goodyear RF are done.

Goodyear is still making the OEM RF - they're on the Goodyear Website, Tire Rack, etc.

Guzzgreg

Yes but trying to get away from them.

mhoran89

I had a LONG conversation with TireRack about this. And after doing tons of research I have recommended this to multiple folks on this forum and all have come back and thanked me so far.
TireRack was there to convince me to go UHP (ultra high performance) all season over Grand Touring (more noise and ride oriented)...

I personally have this setup and it is what I have recommended. Continental DWS 06 in 275/45/20. The car rides incredible and it makes a world of difference. Either way, if you are not happy with runflat, then going 275/45/20 gives you 15X more options than the factory 285/45/20 and they are less expensive. You will not notice a difference from the outside, all you will do is bring an already fun to drive car to the next level!

Hope this helps!

jet963

May I ask what psi you will use in DWS tires?
It would be on my tire list.
Thanks for recommendation.

mhoran89

2-3 PSI over the recommended cold tire temps for 285/45/20.
Honestly I have no idea... I would say something along the lines of 36-38 all around. I can check when I remember and am home.