BuckarooBanzai

Heh. Putting another set of Conti DWS06's on the Q7 tomorrow. I'd be more open to some others, but want the superior snow performance the Conti's give their first year. I thought they performed solid for me. I got 25K out of them, but could have got to 30K if this was summer instead of winter.

cwedge411

I was looking at Toyo celcius in 265/50-20s

they use a Q5 as a test vehicle.

mike95776

Just got a 2018 Q7 Premium Plus. It came with Goodyear Eagle Sport All-Season RunFlat 285/45-20 Tires. It also came with a jack that was laying loose in the back of the car... I asked about where the jack should be stored and was told to sell it on ebay as it does not have a spare... bc it comes with a flat inflation kit...
So... I guess I'm stuck with only buying runflat tires in the future.... And now hearing that these tires are only good for 30K miles... ouch!! at $350+each.

I need the Mud and Snow rated tires for winter driving in the CA Sierra's ... Is it possible to switch to non-runflat tires? Where would the spare go?

landragon

just buy non runflats and a CAA membership.

Force-1

My '18 Q7 came with 21" non-runflat tires, with an air compressor/sealant unit. There is no spare.

And you are in the wrong forum.

https://www.audiworld.com/forums/q7-...iscussion-211/

not2fast

Nice to see. I have not tried these. I used to run Toyo race tires back in past for track days.

I am still not sure why the 4M people post on the 4L side.

Damon@tirerack.com

I run winter tires on mine, but my favorite 3 season tire is the Pirelli Verde AS. The Continental DWS06 will be the best overall tire in the snow. From my experience snow tires will stop 25-30% better than any of the all seasons.