About how many miles/months are you guys getting on the rears?

Mine are barely lasting a year

Barely 20k...

Any tips you guys got?

Why is this happening?

 

What tires are you buying? How is the wear pattern? Even wear? How is your alignment? Do you spin tires?

 

Are you dropped is another question I'm curious about.

 

Sounds normal as far as miles go.

 

Drive easier...

 

If I get 20K I'd be jumping for joy..

 

Yeah, doess't seem like it would be too bad..

 

Maybe I was wrong like 15k.
Im not dropped, I hardley ever spin the tires, maybe one every month or 2, and for me 15-20k is about a year.

It seems that the middle is wearing out first why is this happening?
Also is it cool to mis match the rears from the front or am I asking for trouble?

 

do you keep your air pressures at the right numbers? have you gotten your car aligned correctly? toe in spec?

could be a messed up alignment or too much air pessure for starters

 

34k max on rears Goodyear Eagle RS-A's. 40psi. Like a dumb *** I autox on them.

 

i got my car with 25,500 on toyo proxes. not lowered yet but will be soon on tien s-techs. currently have 39,400 on the car and tires are still great. nowhere close to needing to be changed. at least 50% tread.

 

http://www.nissantireproblems.com/in...tire-wear.html

Email them your problems. A class action lawsuit against Nissan forced Nissan to issue a TSB on the 350z tire wear issues.

Waiting for Infiniti to step up.

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You should have your compression rods/bushings checked. The original rods are known to go bad and Infiniti has issues a new "redesigned" compression rod. If the car is still under warranty I would have Infiniti replace the rods with the new revised one.

Cracked, worn out bushings can throw our alignment off.

Maybe once this is replaced with the new revised version, this would fix our tire wear issues.