I'm only 3500 miles into these tires so it might change, but the summer version (sport comp2) have been great in the PNW rain; granted our rain is more the light + steady variety vs other parts of the country that get absolutely dumped on in a short amount of time. YMMV.

 

I thought the comp2 just replaced the original comp. Tire rack only has comp2 a/s listed as an option. And btw I completely forgot I'm running bridgestone potenza s04 on the rear and sport comp 2's up front. I forgot the exact reason for replacement but I think I blew one of the rears wayy before the fronts needed to be replaced and decided to try out bridgestone. How many miles are people getting on the Comp2's? I remember my first set I only got about 15,000 on the rears with good oem alignment

 

Ahh, it looks like you have the regular g-force comp-2, and I have the g-force sport comp 2. I'm trying to remember if my first set were A/S or not. I could have sworn they were the sport comp 2 as well but I can't be sure. Whatever they were, I believe I got around 20k miles out of them.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/bfgoodrich-tires.jsp
Ultra High Performance Summer
g-Force Sport COMP-2
Ultra High Performance All-Season
g-Force COMP-2 A/S

 

But they only carry the rear size for the summer tires. Maybe they are phasing out of the summer line. I checked the order email from tirerack and it does seem like I bought the summer comp2's for front and rear back in 2013

 

I'm on 18" OE Rays, for which they have a ton of options. I'm running 245 square on my sedan, not sure how a square setup would effect the balance of the coupe but they do have 245 available in 19".

 

You can find the 225 front size on ebay it seems

 

I run the Michelin PSS, although I do currently have the BFG Gforce Comp2 on the rear right now due to me having to change out a rear tire during a long trip. The PSS are expensive but they grip well and I like the fact that they have a soft sidewall. The BFG perform decently as well and have a stiffer side wall, but the PSS are stickier so I'll stick with those.

 

Guys, if I can ask one more question ( I appreciate your patience)

I think I'm down to the BFG Gforce Comp 2 A/S or the Michelin Pilot A/S 3+

The Michelins are actually cheaper thanks to a promotion being run at my local Infiniti dealership. If I want my tires to survive very occasional trips to a track (with an amateur driver who will not be thrashing them), which do you think is the better choice? It seems like the Pilot A/S would have a better pedigree for this.

 

Car is in the shop getting BFG G-Force Comp 2 A/S , Infiniti somehow didn't realize that the G35 is staggered, so it turned out they only had 4 front michelins lmao, not all of them. Excited to have a higher quality all season tire on it.

 

Enjoy them.

Regarding a winter set, keep your eyes on the forum for a used set of Coupe 18's or even 17's. When I had my G, I ran a set of 17x7 ASA wheels + Dunlop Winter Sport tires for winter and I was happy to have the bit of extra sidewall in the winter with all the potholes on Philly roads.

 

Hey so I actually had decided that because I barely drive in the winter (and philly rarely gets much snow) that for now I'll be happy with a high quality set of all seasons. I just got a call from the tire shop saying one of my OEM 19 rays is bent too lmao, but when I first moved to philly I just wasn't careful enough while driving around. Oh well, at least I didn't crack a rim.

In the future, when I finish university (march 2020), I'll start thinking about switching to a summer + winter set (Enkei 18s), or I'll just get a winter beater, but at least for now I will be happy and confident thanks to the BFG tires

 

Makes sense, though I might disagree on the amount of snow in Philly
This past March was a bit rough...seems to be a strange trend:
February = super mild
March = 20+ inches of snow

 

That's true, but because I can walk to school I don't *have* to drive my car from September - Mar, so all seasons should be fine for me. A bit better in the cold weather than summer tires and can deal better with the moisture and the light snow I occasionally drive on

 

You might think it's late April, when really it's January 116th.

 

Hey the weather is beautiful today!