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Feedback from the forum on a great set of tires for this car. No winter driving 16" wheels and outside temps anywhere from 40-90 depending on season would like a great combination or handling wet and dry traction and wear. Don't want a set of 20k tires guys. Thanks in advance.
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I checked tire rack and to me it is confusing. One guy loves em the next doesn't. $600 installed is fair to me. I had a new set of Kumho Ecsta on my 02 Q45 that I really liked. Not sure what series. I sold the car to soon to know mileage on them.
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Another Infiniti guy. I had a Q45 too, but the tornado destroyed it. So I moved to this car. You will get conflicting info on this site too. I plan on putting the kumho ecsta ats on my car some time this summer. With $600 installed, I would look for another Kumho series tire. My sister had the Kumho Solus k21 i think and it lasted a LONG time. This was a 70k mile tire. Works in the south, but I don't think that hard compound will work well up north. I don't know if you heard of the Nexen tire, but it is a well made tire that will serve you well. I think they have multiple 16" offerings.
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I think they were the Solus that rings a bell. I hate to say but the Q45 was a beast. Even admit the powertrain I probably liked more than he GS4. But there were to many electronics to potentially go wrong and I sold it to buy a 91' Syclone which is also gone now. So the Ats are expensive hey? I will certainly look into the second tire brand you recommended. Hanks for the help.
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I think they were the Solus that rings a bell. I hate to say but the Q45 was a beast. Even admit the powertrain I probably liked more than he GS4. But there were to many electronics to potentially go wrong and I sold it to buy a 91' Syclone which is also gone now. So the Ats are expensive hey? I will certainly look into the second tire brand you recommended. Hanks for the help.
To keep on track, yeah look at the tires I recommended. You should find you a good set with you price range.
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Some lower budget tires include Achilles ATR Sports as well as their "2233" line. Cheap, good tread wear rating, and have been relatively quiet for me. Not to mention, they stretch extremely well.
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Agreed. For anything of the ordinary, as stated, falken have been good to me personally. Including Hankook Ventus, preferably the V12's. Nexens have been good for me as well, and potenzas by Bridgestone have been a +1. Check them out!
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Thanks for all the replys guys I have some options now. The tires I have on them now some Sumitomo crap with 4/32nds left. God forget about even acceletating when wet on these. Grip and handling are important since I don't want the rear to break out uf I get n the gas from a roll when wet. I want to be able to use the cars power and have some fun have it stick, but not get only a couple summers out of them, when I'm not in the 300.
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