How are you rotating tires on g35 coupe?
like it was said... you cant... up front the tires are 235 and the rears are 245... and the tires are unidirectional too... you have to take off the tires from the wheels to rotate from one side to the other
Originally Posted by alexchuang
like it was said... you cant... up front the tires are 235 and the rears are 245... and the tires are unidirectional too... you have to take off the tires from the wheels to rotate from one side to the other
If you unmount and remount you can rotate them side to side. Probably not worth it. I am not sure what you would gain. Front to back rotation, when you can do it, is where you gain the most.
Originally Posted by binar
If you unmount and remount you can rotate them side to side. Probably not worth it. I am not sure what you would gain. Front to back rotation, when you can do it, is where you gain the most.
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I've done the left/right remount rotation on the front tires, currently at 20k miles on the car and probably going to get another 10k out of the fronts.
For some reason I had to buy new rear tires at 17k miles
For some reason I had to buy new rear tires at 17k miles
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Originally Posted by Brian-g35
only way is flip the tires inside out?
That's right. Only a side to side swap is possible, but to keep the rotation the same, the tires must be dismounted and re-installed with the inside to the outside.
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Put the same size on all 4?
You could always put 245's up front and then rotate front/back.
I've had 275/40/18's on front and back for 20k miles, rotating at 5k intervals and they are wearing great--looks like I'll get 40k or so at this rate. For whatever reason, there is absolutely no inside tire wait--as measured using a veneer caliper.
- Ian 04G35C | 05Evo
I've had 275/40/18's on front and back for 20k miles, rotating at 5k intervals and they are wearing great--looks like I'll get 40k or so at this rate. For whatever reason, there is absolutely no inside tire wait--as measured using a veneer caliper.
- Ian 04G35C | 05Evo
