I have the 2005 G35 Coupe 19 inch rims. I have searched the forum and not found the answer I was looking for. So it is just me or does this happen to a lot of people. My tires are soo loud when I drive that i cant hear myself think. I did get a set of new tires last year and then noise was minimal then less than 4 months later the noise is even louder. The inside of the tires are wearing out fast. Anyone have any suggestions? or does this happen to everyone with the 19inch rims.

 

Just blast the stereo... problem solved lol jk

 

umm maybe your camber settings are off causing premature inner wear, also which tires did you swap to? If you go to cheaper tires, like general exclaim uhp, once you get to about 1/2 way through the tread they get really loud

 

wat tires did u get?

 

If you didn't get an alignment after you got new tires then that's your problem. The issue could also be the tires you're running. If you're lowered and running camber outside the factory specs then you're going to run through tires faster. The main issue with alignment would be your toe being out of spec and I would go get a free alignment check to see where your camber and toe settings are. This is step numero uno.

 

What you're experiencing is the dreaded tire ROOOARRR and you can't turn your stereo up high enough to hide it. Like Parhamm1 posted, what you should have got when you bought the last set of tires was an alignment. Now you'll need new tires and an alignment. When you get your alignment don't go to Infiniti or any funky shop like Firestone/Goodyear/Sear or PepBoys, find an independent alignment/brake shop in your area. These guys generally do a much better job and you'll need to communicate with them so you'll know how your alignment turned out....are you within specs. G/L
Gary