Winter Tires For My G35 Coupe 2006
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Winter Tires For My G35 Coupe 2006
Hi, I am new to G35drivers, and I just purchased my G about 4 months ago and I love it. I live in Canada and will need some winter tires. Can anyone tell me what size winter tires and winter rims I should be getting for the best traction, or Would it be better for me to get a winter beater and not put KMs on the G.
Hi, I am new to G35drivers, and I just purchased my G about 4 months ago and I love it. I live in Canada and will need some winter tires. Can anyone tell me what size winter tires and winter rims I should be getting for the best traction, or Would it be better for me to get a winter beater and not put KMs on the G.
search "winter" you will get your answer.
however if you have a coupe then 17/215/55 for the rear and 17/215/50 for the front will be the best option.
I'd get a winter beater but no more room in my garage... (every car deserves to be in a garage... even the beaters!
) make sure you wash the car frequently if you decide to drive in winter. I also live in Canada. It hurts to see my car covered in salt water... sigh
^ exactly what he said.
SEARCH SEARCH SEARCH.
it's been discussed over and over within the past week.
I personally run Dunlop SP winter M3's and have had no issues in the snow/ice with my coupe
SEARCH SEARCH SEARCH.
it's been discussed over and over within the past week.
I personally run Dunlop SP winter M3's and have had no issues in the snow/ice with my coupe
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There are too many threads already about this topic.
search "winter" you will get your answer.
however if you have a coupe then 17/215/55 for the rear and 17/215/50 for the front will be the best option.
I'd get a winter beater but no more room in my garage... (every car deserves to be in a garage... even the beaters!) make sure you wash the car frequently if you decide to drive in winter. I also live in Canada. It hurts to see my car covered in salt water... sigh
search "winter" you will get your answer.
however if you have a coupe then 17/215/55 for the rear and 17/215/50 for the front will be the best option.
I'd get a winter beater but no more room in my garage... (every car deserves to be in a garage... even the beaters!
) make sure you wash the car frequently if you decide to drive in winter. I also live in Canada. It hurts to see my car covered in salt water... sigh
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