Lectoid

Did you mean 295? I've seen other threads mention 275 which has a LOT more options over 285.

dohturdima

Sorry - I did mean 295. I prefer to go wider than narrower so 275 isn't something I would consider.

Astropup

On a related note, my Q7 on order has the BO package with the included 21 inch tires/wheels. Are those RFT or non-RFT? I can't seem to find a reference to that with a search.

Thanks!

IndyRon

Could be either. Mine came with non RFs and a tire repair kit under the back floor.

achayan

I was about start a new tire question, I think it's okay to ask in thread ?.. My 2018 dec Q7 having a issue where passenger side rear side tire is loosing pressure. I have to re fill every week now. I got a appointment tomorrow. But my question is did tires have any warranty ?

TNVol

Those will NOT be run-flat. RFTs are not available in the 21 inch size. Some mistakenly believe that they have them, but RFTs do not currently exist in that size.

Jimminez@Nemesis

Unless you purchased tire protection or they don't find a puncture and identify the leak to be at the wheel seal, you'll likely be paying for a new tire.
Have you checked to see if you have anything embedded in the tread? Sounds like you may have a nail/screw in it and is causing a slow leak.

billsfan

I have the Perellis and have 30k and they’re doing fine. Run flats. But I know they will need to be replaced. But man, I’m nervous driving without a spare.

IndyRon

That would be a good forum question. Who has had a tire problem where they had to use their spare?

Lectoid

I have 22k on my 20in Pirellis and I'm almost to the wear marks. I drive like an old lady too. Half of those miles are highway. I can't see getting to 30k. I can't wait to get non-runflats, These are so loud. I took it to the dealer thinking a wheel bearing was going bad.