Need good tires that aren't so expensive g37s 6mt
04-29-2010, 04:37 PM
#46
I would recommend the BS RE760's. I have about 5k on them so far and they have been great. After buying this car used and running around on the original RE050's I was disappointed a little in the statement of "luxury" sports car. Come to find out that ALL of my disappointment had to do with those 050's. I know any new tire would be better than those things right away and I still only have 5k on them, but holy crap what a difference. Especially in the rain! It rains, no it storms here a lot in Houston and these are really good with handling the water on the roads. They are very quiet as well and as far as I can tell handle very well. (taken a few corner's that the wife wasn't too happy about but it sure was fun 
) If you go to dctire you can for negotiate with them. I ended up getting them there and got the roadside warranty for all four and installation for right at $900...plus a $70 rebate from Bstone.
Good luck man! Oh, BTW...I went with the original sizes that were on the 19' stock rims.
) If you go to dctire you can for negotiate with them. I ended up getting them there and got the roadside warranty for all four and installation for right at $900...plus a $70 rebate from Bstone.Good luck man! Oh, BTW...I went with the original sizes that were on the 19' stock rims.
04-29-2010, 08:57 PM
#47
I would recommend the BS RE760's. I have about 5k on them so far and they have been great. After buying this car used and running around on the original RE050's I was disappointed a little in the statement of "luxury" sports car. Come to find out that ALL of my disappointment had to do with those 050's. I know any new tire would be better than those things right away and I still only have 5k on them, but holy crap what a difference. Especially in the rain! It rains, no it storms here a lot in Houston and these are really good with handling the water on the roads. They are very quiet as well and as far as I can tell handle very well. (taken a few corner's that the wife wasn't too happy about but it sure was fun ) If you go to dctire you can for negotiate with them. I ended up getting them there and got the roadside warranty for all four and installation for right at $900...plus a $70 rebate from Bstone.
Good luck man! Oh, BTW...I went with the original sizes that were on the 19' stock rims.
) If you go to dctire you can for negotiate with them. I ended up getting them there and got the roadside warranty for all four and installation for right at $900...plus a $70 rebate from Bstone.Good luck man! Oh, BTW...I went with the original sizes that were on the 19' stock rims.
04-29-2010, 10:32 PM
#48
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Not a fan of Nitto's myself but me and Car&Driver both really really like the performance Kumho. Way better wet performance than the Potenza's and the top tested skid pad numbers, even over the Michelin Pilots.
04-30-2010, 02:26 PM
#50
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I would recommend the BS RE760's. I have about 5k on them so far and they have been great. After buying this car used and running around on the original RE050's I was disappointed a little in the statement of "luxury" sports car. Come to find out that ALL of my disappointment had to do with those 050's. I know any new tire would be better than those things right away and I still only have 5k on them, but holy crap what a difference. Especially in the rain! It rains, no it storms here a lot in Houston and these are really good with handling the water on the roads. They are very quiet as well and as far as I can tell handle very well. (taken a few corner's that the wife wasn't too happy about but it sure was fun ) If you go to dctire you can for negotiate with them. I ended up getting them there and got the roadside warranty for all four and installation for right at $900...plus a $70 rebate from Bstone.
Good luck man! Oh, BTW...I went with the original sizes that were on the 19' stock rims.
) If you go to dctire you can for negotiate with them. I ended up getting them there and got the roadside warranty for all four and installation for right at $900...plus a $70 rebate from Bstone.Good luck man! Oh, BTW...I went with the original sizes that were on the 19' stock rims.
04-30-2010, 06:46 PM
#51
I guess it all depends on the preference and what type of weather you deal with where you live. Again, I bought the car used and was on a pair of used 050s so to be fair, I didn't get to experience them through the entire life. I read a lot before buying these and couldn't find anything bad about them. Was supposed to still handle well dry or wet, be less noisy, and last longer. I plan on keeping the stock 19's and wanted to stay with the original sizes and this is the best deal I could find price/review wise. They get a 
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