Poor Ride Quality - It was the TIRES!
Written: Sep 24 '07 (Updated Sep 24 '07)
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Pros: Directional headlights, manual transmission, huge sunroof, great brakes, responsive steering.
Cons: Manual transmission can be jumpy. Suspension is stiff, but OK with the Michelins.
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| scottwithrow's Full Review: 2004 BMW X3 |
I just replaced the factory installed Bridgestone tires with Michelins after 35,500 miles on my 2004 BMW X3. The bone-jarring ride is gone and I am now driving a car rather than a truck. The guy at the tire store called the Bridgestones "bricks". The difference is amazing. When I first leased the vehicle, I needed more room than a 3 series BMW but I wanted a manual transmission, so I got the X3. I was considering anteing up the $55,000 for a 2008 BMW 535 wagon with a manual transmission, but the new tires have convinced me to buy the X3 off lease, for $30,000 less.
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Amount Paid (US$): 41000
Condition: New Model Year: 2004 Model and Options: 3.0 Manual
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