yea i live in new jeresy so thats why im only puttin them on during the summer. i have my snow tires with 18's forthe winter.

 

Well I will tell you this I recommend them for summer tires, and for the price. I would say get them especially since your have both summer tires and winter tires. Why spend crazy money for tires you are going to use for a few months.

 

Had nankang tires before, pretty decent tires, heavy, good grip, cheap.

 

I was wondering the same thing. My new 07 came with a new pair on the rear. Curious to see how they do...

 

Well i am running on korean made Nexens..i believe they cost about the same as Nankangs~ might be an alternative to consider in the future. Quiet ride, decent grip, V shaped grooves, cheap..i am pretty happy with them, for a daily driver with some spirited dirving they are more than enough..
u'll replace them 20k miles later anyway...$100 each or $200 each no matter

 

How much do the Nexens weigh. The only other thing I admit about NanKang Tires is that they are a little on the heavy side, but I don't race my G35, because the roads in tampa kind of suck. Besides I am at the age now that I am out of the racing stages of my life, but I am not old enough not to push the car a little bit.

 

Yeah i know...LA roads are horrible too=.=
Hmmm...as far as how much they weigh..i dont have a clue...

 

I have seen quite a bit about how the Nankang NS-2's work in the dry and snow. Does anyone have any experience with them in wet conditions? I have an 06 coupe with stock 19's. I need to replace my tires and was contemplating the NS-2's. I live in Seattle so I don't see much snow but I do see a lot of wet roads. This car is a daily driver for me and I don't thrash it around much. The original Bridgestones lasted 30k.

Any opinions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

 

Wow... that's a long time for those tires!!!

 

this tire is terrrrrrible in the snow... its ok for about 5000 miles. they are directional so you cant even rotate them from side to side....... And they are loud as fu** Dont buy it.

 

i had them on my civic, civic had some alignment issues - couldn't find a single shop that could align it properly after my buddy moved down to kentucky (he did all the work on the car, lowered on tein ss-p) the car destroyed them pretty quick, once they were worn down it was like i was driving on ice when the road was slightly wet.