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Hi, My 370Z will be my daily driver, and I will definitely need dedicated snow tires. Unfortunately, and due to brake caliper clearance issues, 18" wheels won't fit the Z
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Hi,
My 370Z will be my daily driver, and I will definitely need dedicated snow tires. Unfortunately, and due to brake caliper clearance issues, 18" wheels won't fit the Z with the sport package, so I will have to go the 19" way, which means the winter tires will be very, very expensive. I think that the only tire available for the Z is the Pirelli Wintersport. I may end up buying a second set of used OEM Rays to use them with the snow tires. |
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