I'm starting to think either the aerodynamics or the run-flats are the cause for wiggling at high speeds . . .
I had the car running yesterday, and it was wiggling. Yeah, it could've been oversensitivity to the pavement, but I'm not sure. Even if it was, could it be that the run-flats are that sensitive?
or is it the aerodynamics?
Anyone have the same problem?
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Quote: I'm starting to think either the aerodynamics or the run-flats are the cause for wiggling at high speeds . . .
I had the car running yesterday, and it was wiggling. Yeah, it could've been oversensitivity to the pavement, but I'm not sure. Even if it was, could it be that the run-flats are that sensitive?
or is it the aerodynamics?
Anyone have the same problem? | I have found some wiggliness when on roads that have been grooved to aid grip in the wet. Otherwise, no problems at speed.
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Quote: I'm starting to think either the aerodynamics or the run-flats are the cause for wiggling at high speeds . . .
I had the car running yesterday, and it was wiggling. Yeah, it could've been oversensitivity to the pavement, but I'm not sure. Even if it was, could it be that the run-flats are that sensitive?
or is it the aerodynamics?
Anyone have the same problem? | Depends on what you consider "high speed". I had mine at 120 on the autobahn and didn't notice any wiggling...........perhaps that was because the tires were new. 
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im with Spartacus_33 just had my 545 a little over 100 in montana and it was rock solid. its still got the donlap RF tires with 10,000 miles. its my first bmw the didnt have a little float at over 100mph [328,330i,330cic all with sport ]]
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As mentioed earlier... I haven't noticed the "speed" affecting the car... but RUTS... that's a different story. These summer performance tires (not necessarily just the RF tires) are really sensitive to ruts in the road. All 3 of my bimmers have thrown me back an forth across the lane when encountering wear ruts in the pavement. This is called tramlining. I've only noticed this with my bimmers, but then again these are the only cars that had/have real performance tires. Is this what your are referring to?
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Does anyones steering wheel turn rapidly to the left when hitting the brakes??
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