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You will not be disappointed in the DWS 06's... I installed a set on my X a few months ago and love them so far. They have great reviews and are a popular tire. Great all-season.
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I dont bother with all the weights. I figure that is how the car is usually driven. 100-150 in the driver seat, sometimes the same in the pax side.
And sometimes no weights. IMO the reason many shops wont do BMWs isnt the car...its the owner. |
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So - the best alignment would be those specs with me in the driver's seat if they allow it? Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk |
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Well, here are the results - the shops machine had different targets than what ARD recommended so there is a lot of red. They were having trouble getting the requested rear toe in combination with in-spec camber so what you see is a compromise. Haven't driven far enough to make judgement on handling, just hoping it fixes the tire wear issues....
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Looks good. If it were me I would dial the rear camber back a bit. I know OEM specs call for quite a bit, but I think 1-1.5 degrees is plenty. Should help with inside tire wear.
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