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Can BMW X5 be fitted with regular tires?

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SanOmar

07/29/25 5:26am

It can be replaced with regular tires of corresponding size. The front and rear tire specifications for BMW X5 are 275/45R20 and 305/40R20, and the tire model is Pirelli P ZERO. In 275/45R20, 275 represents that the tire width is 275mm, 45 indicates that the aspect ratio of the tire section is 45%, meaning the section height is 45% of the width, and R20 represents that the rim diameter is 20 inches. Here is some relevant information: The BMW X5 has ample space, excellent handling performance, the body dynamics faithfully reproduce the steering wheel operation, stable high-speed driving, the suspension is compliant on various road surfaces, sufficient power, and the engine response is sharp and linear.

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OLily

08/12/25 9:01am

I've been driving a BMW X5 for several years, and switching to regular tires is possible, but safety must be considered. As an SUV, the BMW X5's original tires are designed for handling and stability. Regular tires may not provide sufficient grip at high speeds or in rainy conditions, increasing the risk of skidding. It's essential to ensure the tire size matches the original specifications, such as load index and speed rating; otherwise, it could affect the braking system and ABS functionality. Personal experience: Switching to regular tires saves a lot of money for city driving, but you might notice reduced handling on long trips. I recommend checking the owner's manual first to avoid voiding the warranty. Regularly check tire pressure and wear to ensure driving safety. It's best to consult a professional technician for a detailed evaluation.

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