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My 08 GS350 AWD came with runflats, have replaced the two front due to excessive wear at 20,000 miles and now they are in need to be replaced again at 25,000 miles. I don't want to put the RFT on again.

Any suggestions on a good traction and low noise tire?

I'm not sure, but I think I can use the same rims - is this true?

Thanks for your help!

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That's a loaded question with little information given: what size are your wheels and will the car ever see snow? Given that you are in So. WI, I would say yes on the snow part.

I hate runflats, and replaced mine with 18" Michelin Pilot Sport A/S. These are a very nice tire, on the pricey side but great tire. These are my March to December tire. For snow months I have Michelin Pilot Alpin PA3s on 17" stock wheels. Awesome high performance snow tire. If you dump the runfarts, make sure you have a spare tire. The 06 did not come standard with a spare and I had to shell out close to $150 for a spare tire set up.

check out www.tirerack.com and go through their decision program to find a tire that meets you needs in the size you have.

steviej

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My 08 GS350 AWD came with runflats, have replaced the two front due to excessive wear at 20,000 miles and now they are in need to be replaced again at 25,000 miles. I don't want to put the RFT on again.

Any suggestions on a good traction and low noise tire?

I'm not sure, but I think I can use the same rims - is this true?

Thanks for your help!

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Ditto on the Michelin Pilot Sports A/S. Night and Day handling and better ride !!!! I have an 08 and got rid of them the first chance I got due to wear of the runflats. No regrets yet !!! Even the Lexus dealer suggested these tires!!

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I have a 2008 GS 350 AWD. I stuck with runflats. I had three flats during the life of the tires, so they were very convenient. Also, I was told that 1) the car was designed to ride on them and 2) that anything but would be a softer ride. I don't know if any of that's really true. Surprised by the price of Dunlops, from tirebuyer.com I purchased Perelli Pzero Nero All Season P225/50R17 for about the same price as a high quality non-run flat. I had them shipped directly to my Lexus dealer. I now have 2000 miles on them and am very happy.

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Michelin Pilot Sports A/S is the best tire for the money and performace there is to put on your GS. Tomall of those who suggested these tires.....you know what you are talking about.

Good job!!

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