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Old 02-06-2012, 03:48 PM
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Replacement tires for '08 G37 coupe

Need to finally replace the stock tires on the lady's G37 coupe. Aside from getting a direct stock replacement, can anyone suggest something similar but less costly?

If it matters, it hardly ever rains where we live, and it NEVER snows. Also she doesn't have a very far commute each day. Basically I am looking for something which has similar performance but at a lower cost, since the dealer wants almost $1300 for a set of 4 new stockies.
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Hankook V12's.
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Old 02-06-2012, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by AroundTheG37
Hankook V12's.
I've read some good things about these tires, however I am concerned that they wont meet the wear rating of the OEM Dunlops. Has anyone actually blown through a set of these yet? And if so, how did they wear for you?

Also, part of my issue is that 2 of her tires are still "okay"... as such I'd rather not mix and match tires. Can anyone weigh in on this?

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come on man use the search button and look
Sorry for making you take time out of your busy day to tell me to do that. I should have known to use the search feature right away, given that I've never posted on here before. Thanks for making a guy feel welcome.
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I'm on yokohama AVID envigors. Do you have the 19" sport wheels?

Traction is a lot better than the potenzas. Tire life has actually been pretty good. Almost 10k on them and plenty of tread left.

Edit: Actually, since you said dunlops that means you have 17 or 18s. I'm not sure why you would go to the dealer for them. I paid 1100 or so for a new set of 19" yokohamas at America's tire.
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Originally Posted by cruzmisl
I'm on yokohama AVID envigors. Do you have the 19" sport wheels?

Traction is a lot better than the potenzas. Tire life has actually been pretty good. Almost 10k on them and plenty of tread left.
No, these are the 18" wheels/tires that come with the Journey coupe (225-50-18 variety rubber). I tired to talk her into the S, but ironically her rebuttal at the time was "but wont the tires cost more to replace?"...

I obviously lost that one due to logic and rationality and I'm now glad that I did, else I'd have to bear the brunt of her "I told you so" rampage. Thats okay though, I kill enough tires for the two of us on my own.


edit for your edit: Im not getting the tires from the stealership, they want a retarded amount for replacements. That's just where the lady happened to take it on her own to get inspected.
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https://www.myg37.com/forums/wheels-...er-sports.html
https://www.myg37.com/forums/wheels-...10-report.html

here ya go man. just giving you ****. its just easier to use the search so there isnt a bunch of threads on same topics.
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Originally Posted by A_Palaroan
https://www.myg37.com/forums/wheels-...er-sports.html
https://www.myg37.com/forums/wheels-...10-report.html

here ya go man. just giving you ****. its just easier to use the search so there isnt a bunch of threads on same topics.
Thank you.
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She's right though. Not being able to rotate the 19s kinda sucks.
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I'd take a look at the Yoko Envigor or B-Stone RE970A/S. Both will be practical enough for a daily driver tire yet handle a little abuse. Shouldn't be noisy or beat you up either, life would be around 45K.
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