Hi guys,

My stock '06 G35 sedan needs to have its Bridgestone tires replaced. I'm not looking to break the bank here and would prefer to get all-season tires. Keep in mind that I live in Vancouver (BC), where it rains quite a bit in the winter/spring. In terms of snow, it doesn't happen often enough to warrant snow tires but it does snow sometimes. Any good recommendations?

EDIT: opinions on Yokohama Advan S.4?

Thanks a lot!

 

I just recently picked up some Yokohama AVID Envigor all-season, love them, look good, ride smooth, no road noise (as of yet, still way too new), and they are pretty much praised by other G35 sedan owners (reviews from TireRack.com I think is where i read them), they have damn fine grip, and they wont cost you an arm or leg, local shop had me paying around $661 or so out the door, thats with labor and install, etc.

 

Wow that is a good deal. All the tire shops around where I live, including Costco, is charging around $1000 for Brdigestone Turanza tires (with something called serenity). I really need to find a better place to get tires...

Thanks for the reply!

 

Np, hope you find a good deal

 

I would recommend the Continental ExtremeContact DWS

quiet ride and handling is great all around.

 

Hey neighbor. I live just south of you and have pretty much the same weather.

I replaced my stock GS-As with Bridgestone Turanza Serenity performance touring tires mentioned above.

Zero degrade in performance (but I don't race my car) and they are super, super quiet.

Love 'em, and they do just fine in our weather.

 

Sidewalls look good too!

 

+1 on those. i picked up a set this winter. i finally replaced my stock tires with these. handled snow just great. sidewalls are a little on the soft side but great tire all around. i picked them up for $126 each

 

ive had good luck with cooper cs4 tires.

 

Michelin Pilot sport a/s. Performance all seasons.

 

Michelin Primacy MXM4 if you put a premium on ride quality. Mostly highway driving for me on concrete roads and I'm so glad I sacrificed some handling for these. They are particularly grippy in the rain, too.

 

That's what I have.

I drove through some DEEP snow with them this winter, although I have AWD so that helped. But i was very confident with them in 6" or more of snow

 

The Bridgestone Turanza Serenity series is going to be hard to beat. They work for me year-round; rain, snow, gravel; and in dry weather they have traction comparable to the outright racing tires of 20 years ago.

Check Tire Rack for survey results.

 

+1 on these as well. Great tire for the money. Bridgestones just are not worth the money IMO

 

Another vote for the conti's. I had these and liked them a lot. Very good tire