M50i Front
275-35R22 104Y XL
Pirelli P Zero (PZ4-Luxury)
M50i Rear
315-30R22 107Y XL
275-40R21 107Y XL
Bridgestone Alenza 001 RFT
315-35R21 111Y XL
M50i
275-45R20 110H XL
Bridgestone Alenza Sport A-S RFT
xDrive45e
265-50R19 110H XL
xDrive45e Front
xDrive45e Rear
sDrive40i
sDrive40i Front
sDrive40i Rear
xDrive40i
xDrive40i Front
xDrive40i Rear
Continental PremiumContact 6
M50i Front
275-35R22 104Y XL
Pirelli P Zero (PZ4-Luxury)
M50i Rear
315-30R22 107Y XL
275-40R21 107Y XL
Bridgestone Alenza 001 RFT
315-35R21 111Y XL
M50i
275-45R20 110H XL
Bridgestone Alenza Sport A-S RFT
sDrive40i
265-50R19 110H XL
sDrive40i Front
sDrive40i Rear
xDrive40i
xDrive40i Front
xDrive40i Rear
Continental PremiumContact 6
xDrive45e
xDrive45e Front
xDrive45e Rear
xDrive40i Black Vermilion Edition Front
xDrive40i Black Vermilion Edition Rear
M50i
275-45R20 110H XL
Bridgestone Alenza Sport A-S RFT
M50i Front
275-40R21 107Y XL
Bridgestone Alenza 001 RFT
M50i Rear
315-35R21 111Y XL
275-35R22 104Y XL
Continental PremiumContact 6
315-30R22 107Y XL
xDrive40i
265-50R19 110H XL
xDrive40i Front
xDrive40i Rear
Pirelli P Zero (PZ4-Luxury)
sDrive40i
sDrive40i Front
sDrive40i Rear
xDrive45e
xDrive45e Front
xDrive45e Rear
M60i
275-45R20 110H XL
Bridgestone Alenza Sport A-S RFT
M60i Front
275-40R21 107Y XL
Bridgestone Alenza 001 RFT
M60i Rear
315-35R21 111Y XL
275-35R22 104Y XL
Continental PremiumContact 6
315-30R22 107Y XL
sDrive40i
sDrive40i Front
sDrive40i Rear
Pirelli P Zero (PZ4-Luxury)
xDrive40i
xDrive40i Front
xDrive40i Rear
xDrive50e
xDrive50e Front
xDrive50e Rear
M60i
275-45R20 110H XL
Bridgestone Alenza Sport A-S RFT
M60i Front
275-40R21 107Y XL
Bridgestone Alenza 001 RFT
M60i Rear
315-35R21 111Y XL
275-35R22 104Y XL
Continental PremiumContact 6
315-30R22 107Y XL
sDrive40i
sDrive40i Front
sDrive40i Rear
Pirelli P Zero (PZ4-Luxury)
xDrive40i
xDrive40i Front
xDrive40i Rear
xDrive50e
xDrive50e Front
xDrive50e Rear
Those who need more space, utility, and ground clearance should seriously consider the BMW X5. Originally termed as a ‘Sports Activity Vehicle’ in 2000, it has come a long way, having undergone significant improvements every year. The second row of seats can be folded flat for maximizing room. Its glovebox receives lower and upper electrically powered doors synchronized with the central locking system. Instead of a lever, a console switch for the electromechanical brake is now present. A multi-functional steering wheel here is useful during any drive. Fog lamps on the outside also serve as cornering lamps. Despite being a tall wagon, it still handles just as well as a BMW should. One element that plays its part in comfort is the tire, and 2010 BMW X5 tires on a new vehicle are likely to be either Continental 4×4 Contact or Bridgestone Dueler H-P Sport. The vehicle offers excellent drivability through three engine options- a 3.0 liter, inline 6, a 3.5-liter, inline-6 turbodiesel, and a 4.8-liter V8. Expect the X5 to deliver a fuel economy ranging from 14 miles per gallon in the city and 26 miles per gallon on the highway.
Trims available for the 2010 BMW X5 include xDrive30i, M, xDrive35d, where the xDrive variants also get Sport Packages. Suitable tire sizes for this sedan are 255-55R18, 255-50R19, 275-40R20, and 315-35R20. A list of the recommended 2010 BMW X5 tires would have to include the following options- Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season, Crosswind 4×4 HP, and Michelin Primacy Tour A-S.
The X4 is available with AWD capability, making it capable on both paved and unpaved surfaces. The 2010 BMW X5 tires we sell on our website are of all-season type. Use the search bar on our FORTLUFT website to find a suitable tire by just naming your vehicle.
xDrive30i
255-55R18 109H XL
Continental 4×4 Contact
255-55R18 109V XL
Dunlop SP Sport 01 DSST
xDrive30i w-Sport Pkg.
255-50R19 107H XL
255-50R19 107V XL
xDrive35d
Continental CrossContact UHP
xDrive35d w-Spo
M60i
275-45R20 110H XL
Bridgestone Alenza Sport A-S RFT
M60i Front
275-40R21 107Y XL
Bridgestone Alenza 001 RFT
M60i Rear
315-35R21 111Y XL
275-35R22 104Y XL
Continental PremiumContact 6
315-30R22 107Y XL
sDrive40i
sDrive40i Front
sDrive40i Rear
Pirelli P Zero (PZ4-Luxury)
xDrive40i
xDrive40i Front
xDrive40i Rear
xDrive50e
xDrive50e Front
xDrive50e Rear
The 2011 BMW X5 is a mid-size SUV known for its attractive design, powerful engines, superb handling, great gas mileage, high safety ratings, and new-gen features like 10-way power front seats with memory, dual-zone automatic climate control, dynamic cruise control, 12-speaker premium audio system, dynamic stability control, hill descent control, rollover protection system, trailer stabilization, airbags, and much more.
2011 BMW X5 tires could be 275-40R20 for the front wheels and 315-35R20 for the rear wheels. However, select models of the 2011 BMW X5 might come mounted with 255-55R18 or 255-50R19 on both front and rear wheels. If you bought a brand new 2011 BMW X5, then your crossover SUV might’ve rolled out of the factory with a set of Bridgestone Dueler H-P Sport, Continental 4X4 Contact – SSR, or Continental ContiContact UHP – SSR tires attached.
Most 2011 BMW X5 owners often drive on paved roads and consider all-season tires because of their ability to perform in dry, wet, and light winter conditions. Have a look at the Yokohama Advan Sport A-S Plus, Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 PLUS, or Bridgestone Alenza A-S Ultra if you need a set of all-season tires that fit your 2011 BMW X5.
Maybe you need something that can enhance the performance of your 2011 BMW X5. If that’s the case, consider ultra-high-performance (UHP) tires. Check out the Lexani LXUHP-207, or Nitto NT555 G2. These ultra-high-performance (UHP) tires ensure excellent traction and grip. However, they are made for warm weather driving and should not be used in temperatures below 45 degrees Fahrenheit.
Whether you drive a 2011 BMW X5 or need tires for something else, FORTLUFT offers a wide range of tire options that meet your needs at a great price. If you don’t know what tires fit your 2011 BMW X5, just put your vehicle information into our search bar, and we’ll show you all the possibilities.
xDrive35i
255-55R18 109H XL
Continental CrossContact UHP
255-55R18 109V XL
Dunlop SP Sport 01 DSS
In 2008, the German luxury automaker BMW launched its X6 as a mid-size luxury crossover SUV. Noted for its distinctive sloping rear roof pattern that effortlessly blends with the overall SUV design, it features high ground clearance, all-wheel drive, and all-weather prowess. The BMW X6 offers diverse trim levels such as M, M50i, and xDrive40i. Along with optional add-ons like side steps, these trims enable owners to customize their X6 to suit their unique style. The luxury car presents a choice between a diesel engine and a gasoline one; both come with a displacement of 2998 cc. If you own a BMW X6, you need to ensure it’s equipped with the right set of tires to enhance its performance, safety, and overall driving experience.
Using SimpleScore, here are five best BMW X6 tires on the market today.
1. Bridgestone Alenza A-S Ultra – Best All-Season tire
A premium SUV like your BMW X6 deserves reliable all-season tires to deliver a consistent performance year-round. These tires are perfect for drivers looking for stable traction, handling, and durability in dry, wet, and light snow. We recommend the Bridgestone Alenza A-S Ultra as the best tire under this category considering its long-lasting tread life and superior performance.
The Alenza A-S Ultra features the QuietTrack technology that reduces road noise for a quiet, comfortable ride. The improved silica compound enhances durability and traction while ensuring the tread pattern wears evenly. Owners can enjoy better braking performance and improved drives during light wintry conditions thanks to the optimized tread design. The Bridgestone tire features generous siping to enhance traction on slippery surfaces. The two-ply polyester casing on the tire further boosts its performance. The Alenza A-S Ultra has an excellent SimpleScore of 9.8. It performs consistently well in handling (9.9), durability (9.8), and traction (9.7) and is backed by an 80,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty.
2. Nokian Hakkapeliitt
Introduced for model year 1999, the X5 is a midsize luxury SUV that was a first for BMW. The X5 features a choice of 4-cyl and inline-6 engines for blistering performance, a plug-in hybrid option and optional AWD as well as premium audio and driver assistance such as parking assist, collision avoidance, adaptive cruise control and more. The X5 for ‘12 was available with M Sport, Luxury Line and xLine trim levels.
We rounded up some great premium all season tires for your 2012 BMW X5 – check out tires like the Bridgestone Dueler H-L 400, Goodyear Eagle LS-2 ROF, Michelin Defender LTX M-S (with 70k mile treadwear warranty) and Michelin Premier LtX (60k mile warranty). To really get the most out of your BMW X5’s handling potential, consider ultra-high-performance and summer tires like the Bridgestone Dueler H-P Sport RFT, Pirelli Scorpion Verde and Goodyear Eagle Exhilarate (45k mile warranty). Just remember that summer and UHP tires use a softer, stickier tread formulation that enhances grip, but will stiffen and lose traction in colder weather; these tires shouldn’t be used when it’s colder than about 45 degrees F outside.
M Front
275-40R20 106Y XL
Bridgestone Dueler H-P Sport
M Rear
315-35R20 110Y XL
Bridgestone Dueler H-P Sport RFT
xDrive35d
255-50R19 107H XL
Continental 4×4 Contact
xDrive35d Front
275-40R20 106W XL
xDrive35d Rear
315-35R20 110W XL
255-55R18 109H XL
Continental CrossContact UHP
255-55R18 109V XL
Continental ContiSportContact 5 – SSR
xDrive35i
xDrive35i Premium
xDrive35i Sport Activity Front
xDrive35i Sport Activity Rear
xDrive35i Sport Activity
xDrive50i
xDrive50i Front
xDrive50i Rear
