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TY f/man...I just wasn't gettin it

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2008 335i Coupe Alpine PP SP CWP Saddle Heated Seats Comfort Access Sirius iPod PS2s(non-RF!)

She wants to know if she should risk an 850 mi...

trip with run flat performance tires under conditions of possible snow.

Well, I've read this post 3 times and I still

don't understand the question. Maybe I'll read it again after a few more cups of joe

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2008 335i Coupe Alpine PP SP CWP Saddle Heated Seats Comfort Access Sirius iPod PS2s(non-RF!)

We had this conversation once before....

my answer is the same.

Re: How many miles on the tires?

250 miles

How many miles on the tires?

You mean: run flats vs. non-run flats

There are all-season run-flats; you almost certainly have the Bridgestone RE050A RFT (could have the Michelin PS2). There are no run-flat all-season tires that fit the 18" rims (if you have them).

So if you want all-season tires, you have to go to a non-run-flat, which means you need a spare or tire mobility kit (flat-fixer goop and pump). If you didn't have any problems (and it looks like you didn't), why change? Although many people have had problems (both early wear and problems with quality with the initial run-flats), many people (like my son) have gone 30K miles (which is all you can expect of any high-performance tire).

Run flats vs all weather

I have a 335I sports, first long run from NYC to ATL 850 miles.
Run flats any problem or should i buy new tires.