Beiträge von Daniel Hrcka

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Hey. What about a translating tool (google, DeepL) to write in german? It's easier to users who are not speaking english. It's a forum ends with .de .

Hallo, ich melde mich nochmal zu dem Thema. Ich muss meine Sommerreifen wechseln lassen. Es sind 225/55 R18 als Ersatz für meine jetzigen. Ich habe die Möglichkeit, einen kompletten Satz R19-Felgen (245/45, 7,5 mm Profiltiefe, mit Reifendruckkontrollsystem) für 900 Euro zu kaufen – einfach montieren und losfahren. Wenn ich nachrechne, würde mich der Austausch der alten R18-Reifen inklusive Neuverspannung und Auswuchten ebenfalls etwa 900 Euro kosten. Ich frage mich nur, ob sich das Fahren damit nicht zu schwierig gestaltet und wie sich der Spritverbrauch entwickeln wird. Könnten Sie mir bitte Ihre Reifenwahl für Ihren Tucson mitteilen, damit ich Ihnen einen Rat geben kann, ob sich die neuen Felgen lohnen oder nicht?

Hello, I'm bringing this up again, I have to deal with the summer tires, they are for replacement 225/55 r18 and I have the option to buy the whole wheels R19 245/45 7.5mm tread Continental premium contact 7 with TPMS sensors for 900 euros, just put them on and drive. If I lose, then replacing the old R18s and changing the tires and balancing would cost me about 900 euros, I'm just thinking about whether it's not too hard driving and I don't know how the consumption will be? I'm asking you to be realistic about what you drive on the Tucson so please advise me whether to take it or not. Please don't write to me about other cars because even the Sportage is supposedly harder-tuned and it's the closest to the Tucson.

Hello, is there anyone here who drives both in summer and winter on 245/45 R19? I have a Tucson, year 2019, 1.6T-GDI 130kw 4x4. My concern is that my 17-inch set of winter tires and 18-inch set of summer tires are at the end of their life, so I'm thinking about changing wheels. I'm curious if it's not very hard and how 245s behave in winter. On 17-inch 225/60 winter tires, I sometimes feel that it's a little floating in corners. The 60 sidewall is comfortable, but it's as if the car is floating on a wet surface. Summer 225/55 18s in summer are fine, it doesn't show up there at all. I'm still thinking about the 18-inch winter and 19-inch summer tires. Thank you for your advice and opinions.