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Tyres for longevity and grip
Hey fam,
Just wondering what tyres are the best for longevity, price and grip on the 370z. I run the stock bridgestone potenza's re050a. Does anyone know which pattern lasts longer on the potenza's or can anyone recommend an alternative? If there's a thread on this can you direct me to it? ;) Use for them is basically daily driving. Thanks! |
IMO.the criteria you have given--longevity,price and grip is darn near impossible to
find in one tire. You basically have to give up something to get what you want. Of the 3 "wants" you mentioned,price will be the most difficult. If price was not a factor,I'd suggest Michelin Pilots for a overall tire. I am fond of Hankook V-12's for a great daily driver tire. |
BFG Comps
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Continental ExtremeContact DW's are also a very good alternative to the Michelin's, since the PSS's are pretty hard to find in certain sizes right now.
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Just realised I might need them in 19x9.5 and 19x11...
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get 245/40/19 and 285/35/19 (not the 275/35/19 as they are narrow) |
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S-04 for the price/performance value :twocents: Stock RE050s have terrible tread wear if you push their performance at all. |
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mine was gone by 8k.. :ugh:
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my re-11's lasted two years and ~20k miles
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I like to tell people that my wife wore out the stock RE050s in 10K miles of daily driving. But the truth is I was tearing up those tires almost every weekend :icon17: :driving:
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So4 gets my vote. They are really nice tires for the $. The only problem is that I should of went 1 size bigger in the back knowing that I was going to be boosted. I think It would of helped with some strait line grip. Now I'm thinking of trying a different set of tires after these wear out (probably just the back 2 since they will wear faster).
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