Stickier tires generally tramline more. Also, worn tires generally tramline more than new tires of the same make and model.

Take what you hear with a grain of salt, as the majority of consumers don't have the qualifications or experience to make an actual conclusion like that.

95% of the members on this board run LESS sticky tires than the OEM sport tires, if that is any indication of the general consensus of the board.

 

Just came back from dealer earlier today! Did a test ride with foreman. He agreed steering wheel tilted bit to right so they adjust again and went for another test ride with mechanic who did the adjustments and I am finally satisfied!

It still tramlines a bit on bad roads but thats normal or a design flaw!

Probably swap tires end of summer but right now its pretty good. What surprises me is how quiet the oem tires are. Chalk it up to superb cabin insulation but even with windows down it sounds great!

 

i dont think thats normal

my g35 coupe6mt never did this and had the same size tire?????

I got my allingment monday but its stilll a tiny tiny bit off and it still traks with uneven roads like a M**********a.On flat roads it drives str8 by itself no problem!!!im getting the dealer to reallign when i go back next week for tranny replacement WILL report back

maybe this is related to the oem bs

 

What brand of tires did you have on G35?

I hear Michelins or Hankooks will help with the tramlining.

 

It's not the brand, but rather the type of tire you use.

Summer tires are more prone, and the stickier the tire, the more prone it is to tramlining.

 

i had yokohama es 100 and before i had the oem tires never had tracking problems what so ever??on the 37 the traking is bad its unpredictable its dangerous at high speeds,, i sure hope its my allingment or tires and not the car

 

Yeah get it checked out! I went 160 km/hr and it was quite stable but I don't do any fast lane changes though!