[Gorgon]

Hm, on the tirerack website when you go to the OEM tire section it says they're rated at 149. Having said that I do not see on tirerack an option for W rating... only H or V

The Conti DSW06 in 20" size are Y rated to 186, higher than the 22" size. I see the Eagle Sport All-Season you're referencing, wouldn't get those. Keep in mind there are three pages of tires in the OEM size section for the F-Pace.

 

[Gorgon]

Jeez was it that high? Wow.

What do you mean the dealer gave you credit for the tires though?

I paid to have the Contis purchased and mounted on the car prior to delivery. The dealer discounted the cost of the Contis in exchange for the P-Zeros which were brand new. It wasn't as much as I would have liked, but then I didn't have to worry about bringing them home and trying to sell them.

 

[Jman97]

The Conti DSW06 in 20" size are Y rated to 186, higher than the 22" size. I see the Eagle Sport All-Season you're referencing, wouldn't get those. Keep in mind there are three pages of tires in the OEM size section for the F-Pace.

I was referencing the OEM good years. What do all of these ratings mean (i.e. X, Y, Z rated)

 

[JWreck]

The Conti DSW06 in 20" size are Y rated to 186, higher than the 22" size. I see the Eagle Sport All-Season you're referencing, wouldn't get those. Keep in mind there are three pages of tires in the OEM size section for the F-Pace.

I was referencing the OEM good years. What do all of these ratings mean (i.e. X, Y, Z rated)

Some good light reading for you, young grasshopper.

https://m.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=35

 

[GRVR]

Some good light reading for you, young grasshopper.

https://m.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=35

I don't like to READ much , but that was quite Informative & Interesting !!! THANKS !!!

 

[Phonz]

I'm a big fan of the Conti DWS -- had an older version of the tire on my wife's gen 1 Acura RDX with the torque vectoring SH-AWD and they provided exceptional handling.

Also a big fan of tire rack, but usually find a good local independent shop that partners with tire rack for mounting. You have known pricing and service. Once I got a dealer to price match the mounted price of Tire Rack, which worked too. But usually my non-Jag dealers have wanted 20-30% more.

I replaced my 20" Goodyears at 1,000 miles when I determined that I didn't want to get into an accident in the winter. I purchased the Conti DWS06s, and the difference in performance in snow, rain, and ice is like night and day. I believe the Contis have higher treadware (560) and speed (Y) ratings than the Goodyears. Having driven on the Contis since February I have nothing bad at all to say about them. I highly doubt you'll find a better all season replacement for this car, particularly living in an area where snow performance is necessary.

Also, I personally don't think you'll need snow tires living in Toronto. Where I live we get much more snow than Toronto, and the AWD system, coupled with the Contis, provided for solid handling in adverse weather. Of course, if you don't live in an urban or suburban area and instead live in the middle of nowhere where they don't plow frequently, then I would suggest winter tires!

And I'm sure now that I said all that I will get into a massive accident in the snow this winter.

Have to agree with Conti DWS 06 - Did a plus 1 upgrade in tire from the OEM 19" and love the DWS 06. Quiet ride and nothing to complain about and expect good snow performance, etc...

 

[Thunder]

Just got a set of the Conti DWS06 for my 2017 F-Pace S, and they really feel like an upgrade. I'm getting a vibration at highway speeds though, so I'll have to head back to Discount Tire to see what's going on with that.

 

[stbentoak]

Just got a set of the Conti DWS06 for my 2017 F-Pace S, and they really feel like an upgrade. I'm getting a vibration at highway speeds though, so I'll have to head back to Discount Tire to see what's going on with that.

If these tires don’t work out for you, look into a Falken PRO C5 CSV exclusive performance SUV tires that only discount has. We put these on our 2018 and they have exceeded all expectations and they are a solid $50-$70 less per tire. I personally don’t think they can be beat for replacement tires on this vehicle as long as you are not in A high snowfall area. we’ve put over 15,000 miles on them so far and they look like they’ve hardly worn.