Run-flat tires
Hi Everyone,
I am in the process of replacing all four tires on my 2010 Nissan 370Z Roadster Touring. I would like to replace my current OEM set with run-flat tires. What brand name and model do you all recommend? Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thank you, spryor |
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Yeah, dude, don't do run flats. My wife has them on her Mini Countryman (with a lot more sidewall) and the ride is harsher than the Z. They beat the crap out of you. I can't wait until she wears the damn things out and gets regular tires. I can't imagine them on the Z - you might as well just mount some rocks on there.
*Besides, I'm pretty sure you have to have wheels that are designed for run-flats. You can put regular tires on run flat wheels, but not the other way around. |
Just pick up a $5 plug kit from a local auto parts store. That's the only real benefit and you'd still plug run flats anyway.
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Run-flats, eh? Couple of warrants out there maybe? US Marshalls on your heels?
Run-flats aren't the answer. Jet Pack. That is the answer. |
If the issue is you don't have a spare to switch to if you get a flat, you be best off getting a battery powered inflator and a repair kit to get you home.
Run flats will cost you a lot more and be uncomfortable the whole time you have them. |
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Thank you for your advise
All,
I really appreciate your advise on whether or not to purchase run-flat tires. I will certainly stay away from them and purchase regular OEM Bridgestones, if still available for our vehicles. Again, thank you all. spryor |
They are but there are better tires for cheaper......
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May I ask, "Why stick with OEM tires?".
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i think it was a joke....
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afterall he drives a nissan versa... :ugh2:
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