Hey guys! Just a quick question. When I got my G35 sedan with premium in July of last year, my car came with the stock 17" wheels and Goodyear Eagle RS-A tires. Every other G sedan I saw at the dealer had Goodyears also. My friend has an I35 but he had Bridgestone Turanzas (I figured maybe they were better for FWD). Then, I took my car in for service yesterday, and got a G loaner with 3000 miles that had Bridgestone Turanzas also. When I went back to the dealer, all the Gs there had Bridgestones. Anyone know why they switched for 2004? Which is a better tire? Thanks for any info.

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2003.5 G35 Sedan - Black/Willow
2003 Lexus SC430 - Egyptian Sand/Creme
2004 BMW X5 4.4i - Sterling Grey/Truffle Brown

 

searching will teach you everything, even reading infiniti's website would have learned you on this one.

BTW, so I am not a complete [censored], sport suspension summer tire cars came with Goodyear GS-D's

The winter package sport suspension came with another tire and the regular non sport came with another tire (RSA and the bridgestone

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Black on Black 03.5 Sedan 6MT - Goodyear F1 GS-D3's 225/55/17, Custom Intake Tube, HyperGround Kit, Magnaflow resonator.

 

The winter package came with the Turanza's, sport or not. Sport w/o Winter came with the GS-D's. The RS-A was the default tire. I think they've changed it, especially since there's not a "winter package" anymore.