2003-2004 G Sedan OEM Sport package Tires question
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2003-2004 G Sedan OEM Sport package Tires question
Hi, for 2003-2004 G Sedan OEM Sport package Tires, what is the brand, name, and speedrating, etc? I heard was Goodyear GSA? someone verify this? is that for both years OEM Sport package tires.... and why is the Goodyear GSA better than the standard Bridgestone Turanza EL42? (same size)
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yes, the 5 (five) spoke ones.
You bought from dealer new and it came with hancook?
I am trying to determine what brand/name was on those wheels originally from factory...
You bought from dealer new and it came with hancook?
I am trying to determine what brand/name was on those wheels originally from factory...
yeah i bought mine from the dealer with the hankooks on there.. and the spare came with a yokohama (edit: it was used from the dealer, not brand new, so im not too sure with what tires came from factory)
I think that's probably correct. I'm non-sport and my spare is a Goodyear.
OEM tire on the '04 sport was the Turanza EL42. do not use this same tire again. they are terrible. also 215/55/17 has limited options, many on here go with 225/50 or 235/50.
check the TECH section, Tires & Wheels. lots of good info in there.
check the TECH section, Tires & Wheels. lots of good info in there.
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From the manufacturer it came:
- The non-sport comes with Bridgestone Turanza EL42 (all season standard touring tire) and the sport comes with Goodyear Eagle GS-D (ultra high performance summer tire). Both are the same size 215/55/17. I am positive. I bought my car new in 04. The grip is day and night difference between the two.
- The non-sport comes with Bridgestone Turanza EL42 (all season standard touring tire) and the sport comes with Goodyear Eagle GS-D (ultra high performance summer tire). Both are the same size 215/55/17. I am positive. I bought my car new in 04. The grip is day and night difference between the two.
Last edited by 10nara; Jan 25, 2010 at 05:16 PM.
From the manufacturer it came:
- The non-sport comes with Bridgestone Turanza EL42 (all season standard touring tire) and the sport comes with Goodyear Eagle GS-D (ultra high performance summer tire). Both are the same size 215/55/17. I am positive. I bought my car new in 04. The grip is day and night difference between the two.
- The non-sport comes with Bridgestone Turanza EL42 (all season standard touring tire) and the sport comes with Goodyear Eagle GS-D (ultra high performance summer tire). Both are the same size 215/55/17. I am positive. I bought my car new in 04. The grip is day and night difference between the two.
To clarify:
-The 6 spoke (non-sport) came with either Good Year Eagle RSA or Bridgestone Turanza EL42. Pretty much same tire. Standard all season touring tire.
-The 5 spoke (sport) came with Good Year Eagle GS-D. Ultra High performance Summer with 20,000mi tread life. Majority of them have been replaced with less expensive Kumho or Hankook tires due to the fact that they cost around $250 each and they have a short life span.
-If you purchased your car with any other tire than the above 3 mentioned, then someone changed them out.
Hope that clears some confusions.
-The 6 spoke (non-sport) came with either Good Year Eagle RSA or Bridgestone Turanza EL42. Pretty much same tire. Standard all season touring tire.
-The 5 spoke (sport) came with Good Year Eagle GS-D. Ultra High performance Summer with 20,000mi tread life. Majority of them have been replaced with less expensive Kumho or Hankook tires due to the fact that they cost around $250 each and they have a short life span.
-If you purchased your car with any other tire than the above 3 mentioned, then someone changed them out.
Hope that clears some confusions.
My car came right off the showroom floor with the Goodyear GS-D (ultra high performance tires). I have an 04 6mt sedan. As soon as any little bit of snow hit the ground they were the equivalent of driving on hard plastic slicks. I could see why a car bought new in Canada might not have come with them.




